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Mission

Vim-Hacks publishes one vim trick every weekday morning, explained keystroke by keystroke. The kind of thing you would have worked out eventually, but faster.

Just a searchable archive of tested, practical techniques.

Who it is for

People who already use vim and want to get better at it without reading the entire manual. Daily practice, one trick at a time, until the patterns stick.

Feedback

Spotted a broken keystroke, a missing edge case, or a better way to do something? Send it to hello@vim-hacks.com. Corrections, ideas for entries, and constructive criticism are all welcome.

Privacy, plainly

This site does not collect analytics, does not set cookies, and does not track visitors. There are no server logs, no access logs, and no request recording of any kind.

The only thing stored in your browser is your theme choice (scheme and light/dark mode), kept in localStorage so your preference persists across visits. That data never leaves your device.

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the specs

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tested on
vim 9.1, neovim 0.11
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price
free
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