À vrai dire, je suis plutôt à l’aise avec une poignée de fonctionnalités de #vim mais la première et dernière fois que j’ai essayé #Emacs, j’ai commencé à paniquer parce que je ne trouvais pas comment… le quitter !
NB : c’était il y a très longtemps et dans un terminal physique, donc il *fallait* que je trouve comment quitter…
Vim tip for today 
The `!!` in normal mode lets you pass lines of code through the external CLI. I use it mostly to put the output of the external command into the current buffer. For example, `!!date` inserts the current date and time.
Just fired up a 15-year-old laptop with #ArchLinux installed that I repurposed for a Discord bot dev machine ! 
and I am shocked at how capable it is! Using #Vim for Python development and everything feels so light and snappy. 
Who knew old tech could be this useful? If you’ve got an old machine, give it a shot! 
#Linux #TechRevival #CodingLife #ArchLinux 
For years I have been a heavy gVim user when it comes to news editing, and today I started using Vim in a GNOME terminal. It's going very well. I might stick with it.
Learning Fennel from Scratch to Develop Neovim Plugins https://lobste.rs/s/xkldrv #lisp #vim
https://lambdaisland.com/blog/2025-04-16-fennel
Editor market share via Stackoverflow:
https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/
VS Code 73.6%
…
Vim 21.6%
Neovim 12.5%
…
Nano 9.2% (dorks!)
Emacs 4.2%
Spacemacs 0.4%
ed, the standard text editor, is not reported, but we all know it should be #1.
Every once in a while I get super fascinated by Emacs and Org-mode.
Please help me out the rabbit hole.
https://www.mauromotion.com/posts/2025-04-16-doom-emacs-orgmode/
As a side note, the original VimGolf website that inspired this plugin is still active and usable: https://www.vimgolf.com/
A new plugin implements daily Vim Golf challenges: https://github.com/vuciv/golf
The goal is to change some text with the shortest number of keystrokes possible.
It's still quite early in development and there are a few bugs here and there, but it might be an interesting project to follow.
Vim tip for today
Execute command on all lines that match the pattern. Example: `:g/#/d` to delete all lines that contain the # character (for example, a comment).
:g/ - execute command on all lines that match the pattern
#/ - pattern to match
d - delete line
Aprender Vim – Victorhck in the free world
https://victorhckinthefreeworld.com/aprender-vim/
Si quieres aprender a dominar el editor de textos #Vim, esta es la guía en español para hacerlo de la manera más inteligente
vilken IDE är det eg som gäller för python?
kör python på fritiden o mest då IntelliJ eftersom jag är van vid den från jobbet. Men värt att t ex lära sig vim ordentligt? O confa den för python
då skulle jag kunna utveckla via serverterminalen oxå, slippa gitta runt koden
Vim config to syntax colour files containing Prometheus metrics dumps.
https://github.com/alexdyas/vim-prometheus-metrics-syntax
Based largely on @chaudum’s syntax, thanks to him 
This is mainly just the result of faffing about trying to get it automated in Vim.
I’m on a side quest of a side quest, hacking vim syntax colourisation for Prometheus metrics output.
One more side quest and I may not find my way back out.
Make your escape key easier to reach by swapping your escape and caps lock keys! This is especially useful for Vim and Neovim editing!
If you use Linux with the X window system, just run this command on startup:
``` sh
setxkbmap -option caps:swapescape
```
You can repeat the built-in f/F and t/T motions by using , and ;
If you'd like to extend these keybindings to repeat other kinds of targeted movement, you could try vim-remotions: https://github.com/vds2212/vim-remotions
Are full blown neovim setups like lazyvim performant? I don’t know much about the internals but it just looks bloated. The features are cool tho, without a doubt.
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