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For intermidiate Vim users:  http://krakow-vimcasts-eve-1.eventbrite.com/?discount=earlybird Unfortunately I'm much more beginner in Vim, but maybe my readers will be interested?

There is new Game that will help you learn VIM editor :) Link to game:  http://vim-adventures.com/ I've found it on:  http://www.html5gamedevelopment.org/html5-demos/2012-04-vim-adventures

On reddit there is interesting movement to create list of all Vim command that are especially useful for JavaScript development. I do not copy this list, just see it at reddit:  http://www.reddit.com/r/vimcommands/top/?sort=top&t=all Some of them are new to me and I will try to use them like: gf - open file whose name is under the cursor :3 - go to line by number yy, p - yy copy current line, p - pastes it below :vsp file - open file in vertical new window Ctrl-ww - switch between windows <Ctrl-v><number>jI#<ESC>- comments lines (inserts #), number - of lines (arrows doesn't work for me, but you can insert many number of numbers eg. <5><2> = 7), then j nad UPPERCASE i, last text to insert. <ctrl-v><number>jx - deletes column - undo comment gg=G - format entire buffer (gg - beginning of file, = - auto indent, G - end of file)

Use: :E or :Ex to see simple File Explorer.

http://spf13.com/post/ultimate-vim-config

Great post how and why Vim can be better than TextMate. http://stevelosh.com/blog/2010/09/coming-home-to-vim/

Want to use Vim shortcuts in Chrome? This extension is for You! https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dbepggeogbaibhgnhhndojpepiihcmeb hint: ? - displays options :) For Firefox:  http://vimperator.org/

Nice Vim challenges site:  http://www.vimgolf.com/

From a month I doesn't have a Windows System even installed, and after finishing some books I want to learn more about using Linux and programming in Linux. I think that for a beggining I want to : Learn  Vi , Learn  Bash , and more about Linux  terminals , and Linux System as... System ;) Learn  Python . I have started reading about Python some time ago at:  http://pl.wikibooks.org/wiki/Zanurkuj_w_Pythonie/  in Polish to get it easier, but after That I think about reading a whole book in English. Anyway I started from Python, but now I think that while learning Python I want to use Linux Editor, I have to choose from Vi and emacs but Vi wins for me, without  a reason - I just fight with it a couples of times, and at least know basics :) It is good idea as I think to write Python in Vi instead of NetBeans, gedit(good with addons), or Eclipse. I can't use them in terminal ... Generally I must learn more about Linux, I use only some basics command and ...