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The Vim text editor is very rich in capabilities and thus complex. Thisarticle is a description of Vim and a set of considerations about its usage anddesign. It results from more than ten years of experience in using Vim forwriting and editing various types of documents, e.g. Python, C++, JavaScript,ChucK programs; \LaTeX, Markdown, HTML, RDF, Make and other markup files; % TTMbinary files. It is commonplace, in the Vim users and developers communities,to say that it takes about ten years to master (or start mastering) this texteditor, and I find that other experienced users have a different view of Vimand that they use a different set of features. Therefore, this document exposesmy understandings in order to confront my usage with that of other Vim users.Another goal is to make available a reference document with which new users cangrasp a sound overview by reading it and the discussions that it mightgenerate. Also, it should be useful for users of any degree of experience,including me, as a compendium of commands, namespaces and tweaks. Uponfeedback, and maturing of my Vim usage, this document might be enhanced andexpanded.

An anthropological account of the Vim text editor: features and tweaks after 10 years of usage