Vim Tutorial

This talk had 'oialline' speaking in replacement for Damian.  He's a little bit drier of a talk of course (hey, everybody is compared to Damian), but definitely knows his stuff.  Heck, he wrote a book on it :)

Definitely a lot more syntax/function oriented at first, compared to damian's class which was more focused on shortcut usability.  let's see how it continues.  Most of the notes are available at the url below (he promised to have his slightly updated version posted soon).

"I've just spent an hour and a half lecturing on various ways to autotype #include around filenames, and the strange thing is I don't use any of them.  I just do an abbreviation."

It was nice seeing at the final point of the lecture was reminding people about the "charity" portion of the software.

This was definitely a different class than damians, which was designed from ticks to making it quick.  This was really a tool for understanding the vim core.  Very interesting, totally different.

Internet Archeology - Going through old code trying to figure out what it did.