The interactive web tool runs an actual Vim instance to deliver targeted, hands-on practice sessions across fundamental and advanced editing techniques. Learners can refine actions ranging from basic typo correction and navigation to complex text objects, mark setting, and count-based motions. Each chosen skill is divided into a six-part progression consisting of guided, prompted, and independent challenges. Participants can access command guidance at any point by typing ":help" while in Normal mode.
Key points
Challenges accept any functional edit that successfully changes the initial text to the t…: Challenges accept any functional edit that successfully changes the initial text to the target state.
Learners can review applicable commands at any time by entering ":help" in Normal mode.: Learners can review applicable commands at any time by entering ":help" in Normal mode.
The curriculum accommodates various proficiencies, ranging from basic line navigation to…: The curriculum accommodates various proficiencies, ranging from basic line navigation to complex text-object manipulation.
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hjkl — learn Vim by doing
Little edits. Lasting skills.
Learn Vim in your browser with short, hands-on editing challenges. Practice motions, text objects, search, marks, counts, and repeats in a real Vim editor — free, no sign-up.
What you practice
- Fix a typoxh l
- Change a wordw bciw
- Remove a linej kdd
- Trim a phrasevh ld
- Move a sentenceddj kp
- Insert texti aI Ao O
- Replace a characterr
- Copy textyy ywp P
- Use counts3w2dd 3x3p
- Find within a linef Ft T; ,
- Search documents/ ?n N
- Edit text objectsci" ci' ci(diw daw
- Repeat edits.
- Match delimiters%
- Jump through files12Ggg Gctrl-o ctrl-i
- Set and return to marksma'a `a
How it works
Pick the skills you want, then make small real edits in a browser Vim editor. Each skill runs two guided edits, two prompted edits, and two independent edits. Any valid edit that reaches the target text passes. Type :help in Normal mode for the current commands.
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