There are commercial videos on PeepCode that show how to use Vim. They're fantastic! The production quality is very high, so they're worth paying for. I bought both of them, and I learned quite a lot. Even the first one covered a ton of advanced stuff, so I highly recommend it.
If you're just getting started with Vim, I suggest you:
If you're just getting started with Vim, I suggest you:
- Read this blog post from Yehuda Katz. Basically, he suggests you use the GUI to get started and iteratively gain more experience with Vim. I think that's good advice.
- Next, I suggest you fire up Vim and take the internal tutorial.
- Last of all, watch Smash into Vim part I.
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If yes - are the peepcode videos really better? If no - then you should definitely check that guy out.
He has a meditation-like voice...
I haven't checked them out, but the PeepCode videos really are extremely well done. They are the O'Reilly of videos.