Curriculum

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• Go to next level via closing this file. A shell-like frame replaces vim area and let user choose a level, or next level, redo this level with simple command.
• Each level is a file. All the descriptions are inside vim. There should be an area to test this behaviour. i.e. practice targets.
• Number of levels should be around 10. Too many will exhaust the learner.

[blukat29]

Inspired by http://whileimautomaton.net/2008/11/vimm3/operator "How Vim user grows"

1. Write and exit. The most difficult hurdle for a newbie. Just teach :w and :q, and how to move between levels.
2. Arrow key and Insert mode. learns i and Esc key.
3. Visual mode and basic operators. v Esc, then arrow keys to move, then d y c p > <.
4. Clever motions. w b 0 $ gg G f+char H M L.
5. Text objects. aw i( i" a' Not working in visual mode in CodeMirror fixed.
6. Operators with motions. dw ci( vf/ ...
7. Repeats. 5yy 3p d2w
8. Search and replace /regex :%s/from/to/. Regex options /g /i