Vim's Versatile CLI

Vim is a command-line tool and therefore comes with all the modular conveniences this entails - such as the ability to respond to signals, to be opened with special flags, or receive input from a pipe. Learn how to do all this and more.
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[@driden1987]

These videos are Incredibly useful.
One recommendation, if I may, is to use screen keys so we can follow along with your key presses.

[@semicolonsons]

Thanks. Strongly considering it (downside: screen real-estate)

[@driden1987]

Semicolon&Sons it’s good either way :)

[@night_h4nter]

These are pretty useful features, thanks.

[@MRApht]

Damn, all new knowledge for me :O Keep going with these videos please!

[@andresorrego6778]

What a master!

[@KanishkaDutta]

is there a video / tutorial about the vimrc or vim settings?

[@semicolonsons]

Considering making a video ".vimrc from scratch"

[@Chalisque]

And :g/../t is yet another thing I never knew about.