I'm doing a four part little workshop in Birmingham over lunch for some vim enthusiasts, and I thought I'd record my rough outline as a blog post for the rest of the internet. I've been a user of vim for about ten years, and I'm still constantly learning new things that I didn't know before... it's a super fun tool. I got into it originally as a step in reducing the number of tools I used as part of work/school. I had eclipse for java homework, homesite+ for web development work, textmate for...

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