If you are a Vim user (like me) you may be surprised to know (as I was today) that you can add jump marks to save positions in files and then go back to the marked positions used simple keystrokes:

• With mX, where X is a letter, a mark will be set.
• With 'X, Vim will take you to the line marked with mark X.

Easy, isn’t it? If you are curious, you can read more on this Linux.com article. And do not forget to configure a viminfo file to save marks between edit sessions and you will get the full mark-on-the-go feature pack.