Currently I'm doing it by SSHing into a server, and executing Vim on the server. This has the benefit of not having to deal with cumbersome syntax of opening files from a remote server over SCP, and, more importantly, being able to really quickly navigate the server's filesystem. On the other hand, it has lag, which make editing kind of hard.What's the canonical way of editing lots of remote files?
How am I supposed to edit files on a network with Vim?
networking;files;vim
You can use SSHFS to mount a remote home in a local folder. Has the advantage of using the current infrastructure and low latency of local vim.