Compile inside Vim, and jump straight to any errors.
read more'Practical Vim' - Book Review
Finally, a really good book about the Vim editor.
read moreVim Tip #32: Vim Settings
How to discover and change Vim settings.
read moreVim Tip #31: Completion - Much More Than Ctrl-P
Complete dictionary words, file names, method names or entire lines: Vim supports many types of completion.
read moreVim Tip #30: Numbering Your Tabs
[UPDATE] Navigating tabs is easier when there's a tab number visible on the tab itself.
read moreVim Tip #30: Numbering Your Tabs
Navigating tabs is easier when there's a tab number visible on the tab itself.
read moreVim Tip #29: Working with Syntax Selection Strings
The beginnings of highlighting your own files with a Vim syntax file.
read moreVim Tip #28: Toggle Line Numbers on and off
Toggling line numbers on and off fast is incredibly useful.
read moreVim Tip #27: Repetition on a Range
Repeat a command across a range or selection with a single command.
read moreVim Tip #26: Command Line (ex Mode) History
Vim has a buffer (a regular buffer!) full of your ex Mode command line history.
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