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Vim anti-patterns | Arabesque
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Sidney Liebrand's blog - A collection of Vim key binds
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| | In my never ending quest for an optimal Vim setup I am always looking for ways to improve. I've used Vim for about two months now and I'm still learning a lot. In this post I'm going to take you through a part of my .vimrc that describes my non-plugin key binds.
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Vim Tip of the Day: Living the High Life - Terminally Undead
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The Compositional Nature of Vim :: Ismail Badawi
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| | I use vim. I've used vim since I started programming; the very first program I wrote - hello world in C, following along a cprogramming.com tutorial - was typed out in vim, inside a cygwin environment on Windows. Naturally, at first it was hard and intimidating. I didn't know how to do anything, least of all edit text. I learned about insert mode and normal mode. I learned about navigating using hjkl, and deleting the current line with dd, and saving and quitting with :wq, and for a long time that was it.
| | blog.dataumbrella.org
Getting Started with Bash Scripting
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| [AI summary] An article by Rebecca BurWei explains the fundamentals of Bash scripting, covering techniques for automation, error handling, logging, and option parsing within data science workflows.