Refreshing to see this after all the Vim gospel programmers out there claiming it's benefits. I do have to say though, I've seen some videos of real Vim pros at work and it's -majestic- how swiftly they move through lines and duplicating lines, editing params, refactoring, etc - a thing of beauty akin to watching videos on /r/artisanvideos[0].
I'll stick to Sublime Text and Nano when I need some ssh terminal editing. :)
I'll stick to Sublime Text and Nano when I need some ssh terminal editing. :)
[0] - http://www.reddit.com/r/artisanvideos