Make my Vim like Sublime

Install

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/uprush/myvim/master/setup.sh | sh

The basics

escape : go back to normal mode (you know, this NOT so normal mode where nothing appears when you type)
escape i : enter insert mode, what you type is what appears on the screen
escape v : enter visual mode, you can visually select sections of code, both vertically and horizontally
y : “Yank”, aka “Copy”
x : eXterminate, delete current selection, weither it’s a line, a char or a block
p : wow, finally some command that makes sens : “Paste”

$ : get to the end of line
0 : get to start of line
dd : delete current line
yy : copy the whole current line
u : Undo last action
. : (dot), repeat last action
o : append a new line below and get into insert mode
O : same, but this time line is inserted above the current line
:e js/newfile.js : open a new file in js directory, and get ready to work on it

Search for all files containing the word “users” anywhere in the app directory, recursively:

:vimgrep users app/ **

Search for all occurences of “users” in the current file :

/users

… and then just press * go to the next occurence of “users”

Control f : Toggle the NERDTree file explorer on the left
Control o / Control p : Go one buffer (== tab on Atom) to the left / one buffer to the right
Control s : Save. Cause I don’t know about you, but spreading my fingers all across the keyboard for “Escape : w” always sounded weird to me
Control q : Quit. Close the tab you’re in (ok, buffer with this Vim config), without closing the whole Vim session
Control k : Toggle Komments. Comment/uncomment a line or a whole block

Plus…

copy/paste uses sytem buffer by default, so you can copy/paste from your browser directly into Vim, and the reverse
search results automatically open up in a new splited window
Swap files are not created (note that this could be seen as a bad idea… personnaly, not a problem)
Syntax highlighting for most common languages: Ruby, PHP, HTML, (S)CSS… and also HAML, Coffeescript, Pug (jade) and Vue
Autocompletion (using Supertab)
Auto closing quotes, brackets…
Basic auto indent + landmarks for indentation levels
You can still use the arrow keys
The mouse is usable (though you may consider visual mode, most of the time)