Portfolious

Derek Wyatt’s Screencasts – By far the best series on learning Vim I’ve seen.  Must see.
http://www.vimeo.com/user1690209/videos

UPDATE – Derek Wyatt has created a new, more organized site for his Vim tutorials
http://www.derekwyatt.org/vim/vim-tutorial-videos/

Vimcasts – This is a good link to add to your rss reader. Updates fairly often with good vim tips.
http://vimcasts.org/

Codeulate Screencasts’ Vim for Rails Developers – I actually haven’t gotten to watch this yet but I will be getting it soon.
http://www.codeulatescreencasts.com/products/vim-for-rails-developers

The following is a list of tools that I use on a daily basis to support my way of Getting Things Done:

• Remember the Milk – My main inbox and list manager.
• Concentrate – My Pomodoro timer for bursts of highly concentrated work.
• Wallet notepad and mini pen – For writing down “stuff” that comes to mind.
• MacVim – Text Editor for editing files of projects, goals, and accomplishments.
• Dropbox – For syncing project files and folders between multiple computers.
• Two Tray Inbox – One tray for incoming and one for ‘to read’.
• Pen and paper – For mind mapping and collecting.
• Books, Blogs, and Audiobooks – For sharpening the axe.

Found a cool little app to help with mouse-less navigation in OSX. It’s call DejaMenu and it can be found here:

http://homepage.mac.com/khsu/DejaMenu/DejaMenu.html

It’s very simple to use. The default hot-key combination is command-shift-m to bring up DejaMenu which displays a dialog of the current apps menu bar actions. I’ve been looking for a good mouse-less way to access the menu bar. I just wish it had vi-like navigation instead of using the arrow keys.