Thank you so much for your words Jonas glad you enjoyed the post. I use duckduckgo but I didn't know about the cheatsheet feature of it, it looks pretty great thanks for sharing it!
I also didn't know about vim drops on medium but looks good I've added a few articles to my to read list haha
Thank you Fabio! I hope you like it! And if you feel like writing any tip to vim drops hit me at the email mentioned on the end of the article, it'd be a pleasure to have more people engaged on offering a hand to people learning vim!
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Oop. Sorry, I wasn't clear on the '.': that repeats the last command you issued that modified something. That is, if you'd done 2dd to delete two lines, hitting '.' would delete a further two lines. If you try to use it to repeat a search, bad things can happen (depending on what modifying-actions might be in you action-history).
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Nice text Fabio! It's so cool to see people getting excited with Vim and sharing the love!
If you'd like a quick cheatsheet always on hands, just hit duckduckgo, it has an embedded vim cheatsheet:
If you feel like checking some quick tips and tutorials for beginners, consider visiting vim drops, I'm writing a new article every week!
Cheers! ✌️
Thank you so much for your words Jonas glad you enjoyed the post. I use duckduckgo but I didn't know about the cheatsheet feature of it, it looks pretty great thanks for sharing it!
I also didn't know about vim drops on medium but looks good I've added a few articles to my to read list haha
Thank you Fabio! I hope you like it! And if you feel like writing any tip to vim drops hit me at the email mentioned on the end of the article, it'd be a pleasure to have more people engaged on offering a hand to people learning vim!
Oop. Sorry, I wasn't clear on the '
.': that repeats the last command you issued that modified something. That is, if you'd done2ddto delete two lines, hitting '.' would delete a further two lines. If you try to use it to repeat a search, bad things can happen (depending on what modifying-actions might be in you action-history).