It has been a while since the last posts from this series, so the title weekly doesn’t really apply. The previous 2 bite-sized commitments to improve my Vim skills worked well, with about 75% of the things I tried to internalize now in daily use. This week I will focus on some movements, sticking to the number 4.
HandLmove to top and bottom screen.ctrl+Fandctlr+Bmove a page forward and back.
I find the behaviour of this a bit strange, because it places you on the second to last line of the current page.'followed by a mark moves to the line of that mark.
Useful automatic marks are.for the location of the last edit and'for the location before the last jump.nGmoves to line n.
I used to use:nfor this, but that is not really a movement and thus can’t be combined with other commands.
For more movements also have a look at this Vim Movements Wallpaper. I won’t use it personally, but it makes for a handy reference.
Phonons 
I swear by this .vimrc myself. Take a look: https://github.com/luan/vimfiles — I love it so much I gave up on my own vimrc: https://github.com/siddhuwarrier/bash-recipes/blob/master/setup_vim.sh