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# VIM, the text editor of the proletariat
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## I've been a vimmer for about a year, what a deal...
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clipboards who needs it?
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Im not an expert in this theme but want to share my experience with you, to be honest I feel vim
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sucks, but as a software developer i understand computer science is not yet an
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exact science, there will always be an algorithm that works better than another
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or that will work better in certain circumstances.
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For these reasons i want share with you my 5 reasons why vim suck less.
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* If speed is the priority then you need vim.
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You only need this things to be x1000 faster than others, and here are my reasons:
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1. Relative Numbers
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2. remap everything with <leader> like <leader>g for save and fuck it.
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3. FZF-vim and marks, search and move in file directory never been easier and faster.
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4. vim-commentary and vim-sorround and forget about the repetitive and tedious stuff
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5. YouCompleteMe for a reasonable jump to definations
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6. finally the magic, vim-easymotion, with this shit you're gonna move your cursor with your eyes and not lie.
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* Recycle knowledge (because humans).
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The key binding area stupidly intuitive, you will learn once and use it again for everything
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and you will find ingenious ways to combine it with anothers
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to do things thant you didn't think were possible.
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* Indentation
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After a correct configuration you will have the best
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and smartest indentation in the world, trust me, python devs love it
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* You need a server text editor.
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I really need to explain this?
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Well, it's vim or nano, and nano is for normies.
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* Vertical and horizontal split
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Remember <leader> key? well, combine with HJKL and move over tabs/buffers like a ninja
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* Bonus
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Luke Smith use it.
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