My biggest Vim productivity boost
This week I added the following snippet to my .vimrc (.vimrc.after if you are using Janus):
map <C-J> :bnext<CR>
map <C-K> :bprev<CR>
map <C-L> :tabn<CR>
map <C-H> :tabp<CR>
It maps CTRL-j and CTRL-k to next and previous buffer and CTRL-l and CTRL-h to next and previous tabs.
It is by far the biggest productivity boost I have gotten out of my
.vimrc file.
Buffer and tab switching has never been that fast and easy.
Macbook tip: remap your CAPS LOCK key to CTRL.
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