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Most people learn vim’s codenormal/code, codeinsert/code, and codevisual/code modes. But they’re only casually acquainted with vim’s powerful Ex commands. Let’s take a look at some.

One-page guide to Vim: usage, examples, and more. Vim is a very efficient text editor. This reference was made for Vim 8.0. For shortcut notation, see :help key-notation.

Explains how to search/find and replace (substitute) text, words, code on vim text editor using commands under Linux, macOS and Unix

VIM Regular Expressions

From a configuration that works on low-resource, restricted permissions environments, to a complete configuration

Tags

Search through our curated neovim plugin directory.

Vim lessons that get to the point. Build proficiency fast. Improve with detailed feedback.

Awesome Vim plugins from across the universe

The global command :g is very useful. Here are some examples showing the power of :g. :[range]g/pattern/cmd This acts on the specified [range] (default whole file), by executing the Ex command cmd...

A Simple, No Nonsense, Cross-Platform, Graphical User Interface for Neovim

All articles on how to configure and program Neovim.

Where you learn about one of the most defining features of Vim, its amazing customizability, and how to create custom key mappings to enhance your development experience.

You can use vim’s page up and down controls to move up or down a full page or “1/2" of a page.