Vim Links of Worth and Valor

Vimcasts – Screencasts on Vim
Vim Recipes – A free cookbook for Vim
A Byte of Vim by Swaroop C H – Vim book released under a Creative Commons license
Bringing Vim to the People – Get Vim setup with a bundle of great features (targeted at Ruby/Rails progs) quick:
Coming Home to Vim – Jamis Buck on coming back to Vim
Vim Follow Up – Jamis’ follow-up to coming back to Vim
From TextMate to Vim – Another TM → Vim article from ArtfulCode
Vim for TextMate fans – Targeting you Textmate fanatics
Vim Made Easy: How to Get Your Favorite IDE Features in Vim – Get your favorite IDE features in vim from Ars Technica
100 Vim Commands Every Programmer Should Know – A list of 100 basic Vim commands
vim.org – Official Vim site
Vim Tips – Official Vim tips site
twitter.com/vimtips – Tweeted vim tips, of course!
vimtweets.com – And the site where we store those vim tips

Plugins I (mileszs) actually use:

These are ever-changing. If you have any questions as to why I use a certain plugin, or a suggestion as to another plugin I might like, you’re welcome to chat with me, or email me. Use miles (dot) sterrett (at) gmail (dot) com.

Vim, together with GNU Screen comprises my idea of an “Integrated Development Environment”. Using the command-line version of Vim greatly affects which plugins I find useful.

Vim Diesel

The monster staring intensely at you from the right side of this page is Vim Diesel: The Many-Tentacled Vim Monster.

Vim Diesel, from his dark house in the mighty city of Noremap’`, will rise to bring TextMate users again beneath his sway. Some day he will call, when the stars are in the appropriate mode.

Meanwhile no more must be told.