Welcome back to the Exploring Vim Plugins series! In this series you learn how to become a little bit more productive each day by discovering awesome Vim plugins and how to master them. And today, it’s time for one of my favorites: targets.vim.
Targets.vim is one of those plugins that truly enhances the way you work by supercharging one of the most fundamental Vim features: text objects.
Yes! What started as the side project of a side project of a side project is now complete! Behold the final version of Boost Your Coding Fu With VSCode and Vim.
Last week I woke up to this very pleasant surprise…
Whaaat?!?
Raise your hand if you have installed a bunch of plugins in your editor, only remember about half of them and barely use a small portion of that good half. If you have that problem, then I might just have what you need to take more advantage of your plugins and become even more awesome.
Some weeks back I did an interview for the Frontmatter Podcast and the interview is out! I really enjoyed talking to Len Epp about my origin story, how I grew up in rural northern Spain among cows and sheep, my first computer, being a pro player in Age of Empires, my thoughts and life in university, the origins of vintharas and barbarianmeetscoding, my love for fantasy and scifi, joining Google, how I came up with JavaScript-mancy, my writing process, being a dad, etc…
If you haven’t listened to it, you can listen on the web or on your favorite podcast player. I think you’ll find it a fun listen. I do laugh for a great part of the interview.
And if you enjoyed the interview, then here are some more thoughts, comments, links to interesting stuff and embarrassing photos:
