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1. Learn to use the vim :help

2. Keep a cheat sheet on your desk (7-10 commands), find excuses to use them

   • If you do something the wrong way, undo it and redo it the right way
3. Keep track of your annoyances (mistakes, things that are harder than they should be, etc) and put them on a list (back of cheat sheet)
4. Learn all of the single letter commands (80% of power with 20% of effort - Pareto)
5. Rebind caps lock to ESC

Write code faster: expert-level vim (Railsberry 2012) by Ben Orenstein

• <@tk> - Checkout some of this other content Ben talked about
  • Look at Ben’s .vimrc file
  • Command-T
  • http://vimuniversity.com/
  • surround.vim
  • http://learnvimscriptthehardway.stevelosh.com/
  • http://vimcasts.org

Learn Ruby The Hard Way - Exercise 27-35

• (0..5) - the Range class seems neat, similar to some of the value of python