Why Vim Experts Do THIS Instead of Using Tabs...

One of the recent (and long due) "aha" moments I had with Vim, is understanding buffers.
I just couldn't get what it was, and was using tabs like any IDE.
Once I got the grasp of it, not only Vim became lighter and swifter to handle, I felt WAY more confident with understanding Vim's file managment, memory allocation and how copies are shared, handled, saved etc.
In this video I explain tabs, windows and buffers, how they relate and my preference of work, together with the plugin I use to handle it all.

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LINKS
▶ Lua line plugin! - https://github.com/nvim-lualine/luali...
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▶ My dotfiles - https://github.com/omerxx/dotfiles

⏱ Timestamps
00:00 - Intro
00:28 - Buffers
02:39 - Wezterm
03:23 - WIndows
04:26 - Loading multiple buffers
04:44 - Tabs
06:08 - Lualine
07:24 - Checkout Vim basics!

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