Wow, I'm surprised that there is not a single post in here yet. Let's this to be the first one. I'm using NeoVIM tbh but we all know where we came from, right ?

Generalize Orgmode to Markdown and any Folding structure in Vim and Neovim. Supports Org, Markdown and any Folded file.

See the repo for more information.

Features :

• folding based on headings in org and markdown files
• headings based on folding in folded files
  • you can handle your folds like headings in orgmode
• navigate in headings or list items hierarchy
  • next, previous : any level
  • forward, backward : same level as current one
  • parent heading, upper level
  • child heading, lower level :
    • loosely speaking : first headline of level + 1, forward
    • strictly speaking : must be in the current subtree
  • go to another headline with prompt completion of full path
• modify headings or list items
  • new headline or list item
  • select, yank, delete subtree
  • promote, demote heading or list item
  • move subtree up or down
  • move current subtree in another one (aka org-refile)
  • cycle todo status
• headlines
  • tags
• lists
  • cycle list item prefix
  • toggle checkbox
  • checked boxes ratio on parent item
• tables
  • inside of table : align columns
    • also works with multibyte characters
  • outside of table : align following a pattern
  • go to next or previous cell
  • go to beginning or end of cell
  • duplicate above cell content to current one
  • select cell content
  • add new row, colum
  • delete row, colum
  • move row up or down
  • move column left or right
• links
  • store url at cursor
  • create link with url completion
  • goto link under or close to cursor
  • goto next/previous link
• expand shortcut to template (aka org-structure-template)
  • markdown support limited to code blocks
• insert timestamp
• insert unicode character
  • refer to autoload/organ/unicode.vim to see available chars
• insert result of vim or python expression
• export in another format using
  • pandoc
  • emacs
  • asciidoc or asciidoctor
  • view exported document
• convert headings and links org <-> markdown

Vim actually feels natural...

... to people who use vim.

as title says :-). Time to start posting some .vimrc / .nvimrc snippets.

Like many others, I am a huge fan of vim and with the recent Reddit blackouts I thought this would be a great opportunity to explore alternatives for enthusiasts who - aside from in r/vim and a slightly dead !vim@lemmy.ml - could use some more support!

This community offers more hands on and personal resources and discussions that might bring others along in the path of learning and using vim to code (write, etc.) some amazing things!

If anyone has the direct contact of the mods who currently run r/vim, please let me know and I would be happy to appoint them as mods here as well.

Thanks!

max~┌(・。・)┘♪

Do you guys prefer visual cheat sheets better? I found this one to be very comprehensive.