Topics
Terminal Usage
Initial Setup Using Files & Commands Jobs, Man Pages & Links AFS
Vim
Vim as Language Editing & Navigation Searching, Substituting, Text Objects, and Yanking Tabs, Jumps, & the Clipboard
Bash
Bash Scripting Globbing & Ranges Strings Regular Expressons Input & Output Oneliners Bash Programming
Git
Getting Started With Git Git Command Overview Using Git on GitHub
LaTeX
Getting Started With LaTeX
Makefiles
Getting Started with Makefiles Using Makefiles to Compile Code
Terminal Configuration
Dotfiles Configuring Bash Configuring Vim
Extratations
Latex Resume Tmux and Advanced Vim CI/CD with Github Actions Web Dev Weekend GitHub URL Shortener Bitcoin Dotfiles Product Management Crash Course
GPI Schedule Initial Setup Topics Staff Syllabus
GPI Schedule Initial Setup Topics Staff Syllabus
GPI

Week 2

GPI Vim Config

If you still haven’t gone through the Initial Setup instructions, make sure you do them now.

If you have already done this, you do not have to repeat the process.

Reading

Vim is a command line text editor. You may have started using it in your classes to complete programming assignments.

  • vimtutor
    • This isn’t a reading, it’s an interactive tutorial
    • To start, log into Andrew and run the command vimtutor
    • Do lessons 1.1 - 2.7
  • Vim as Language
    • This is a short reading that explains the best way to “think” when using Vim.

Lab

The lab can be found on Autolab:

You will also find this useful for solving the labs (you don’t have to read this before class if you don’t want to):

Slides

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