The document outlines 11 levels for becoming a good programmer with Vim. It begins with learning basic Vim commands through vimtutor (Level 1). Level 2 focuses on using motions and text objects without visual mode. Later levels involve customizing one's Vim configuration, using plugins, writing Vim scripts, and developing tools in Vim. The presenter notes they recently got married and their wife will be arriving soon.
12. Lv1
• vimtutor'ed
• $ vimtutor ja
• hjkl
• <esc> i a
• :w :q :wq
•v y p
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13. Lv2
• No need for visual mode
• motions
• y}
• text-objects
• daw
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14. Lv2 (cont'd)
• neocomplcache.vim
• auto complete
• vimrc: plugin configs
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15. EP/FP
• HP/MP
• Eye sight point/power
• Finger (pinky) point/power
• Don't use your eyes too much
• Don't use your fingers too much
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16. Lv3
• many plugins
• aesthetics for plugins
• quickrun.vim
• vimrc
• key mappings
• commands
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