Learn Vim Progressively notes

Jul 15, 2012 • {"login"=>"zenglekidd", "email"=>"zenglekidd@gmail.com", "display_name"=>"zenglekidd", "first_name"=>"", "last_name"=>""} • {"_edit_last"=>"17781607", "_oembed_e342cc882bc1bbb97ddca0a0d54860ad"=>"{{unknown}}", "_wpas_skip_linkedin"=>"1", "_oembed_ca81d2ce4196c8bff3b53e9bcd2bb7c7"=>"{{unknown}}", "_wpas_done_twitter"=>"1", "_oembed_199b2ae00ddaafdbd9414ebe5c684842"=>"{{unknown}}", "_oembed_d096cfada058a507a48b418c0f2ce9dc"=>"{{unknown}}", "_oembed_49a776afc9907aa777f49159009ca936"=>"{{unknown}}", "_oembed_6a65c889ad88f8a9d3b4392d82033c27"=>"{{unknown}}", "_oembed_b98c652977b90dff9fbb751818bd1c09"=>"{{unknown}}", "_oembed_27ee72e1e96afab2920cf6a59c7a6be2"=>"{{unknown}}"}

read a good article about Vim learning named: Learn Vim Progressively

http://yannesposito.com/Scratch/en/blog/Learn-Vim-Progressively/

Here are some notes:

NG → Go to line N

w → go to the start of the following word,
e → go to the end of this word.

By default, words are composed of letters and the underscore character. Let’s call a WORD a group of letter separated by blank characters. If you want to consider WORDS, then just use uppercase characters:

W → go to the start of the following WORD,
E → go to the end of this WORD.

% : Go to the corresponding (, {, [.

*/# : go to next (previous) occurrence of the word under the cursor

gU (uppercase), gu (lowercase)