Conquer code in Vim
Shortcuts and tweaks so you spend less time fighting the editor.
Forget to open vim with sudo? No problem.
Allyson Beckers
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0 responses
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shell, vim
Syntastic VIM
Michael Koby
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0 responses
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vim, text editor, plugins, vim plugins
Vundle
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0 responses
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vim, vundle
vim & ack.vim together in harmony
Huy Nguyen
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0 responses
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vim, editor, search, ack.vim
Column formatting in vim
Matthew Boehm
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4 responses
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vim, bash
Vim Adventures
Sёmka Novikov
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0 responses
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vim, vi
Open vim with each file in a new vertically-split window from the CLI
Mark McD ☠
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0 responses
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vim, cli, text, vi
gvim always new tab with fish shell
Niclas
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0 responses
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fish, vim, gvim, fishshell
Always use vim with a package manager
Amar Sanakal
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0 responses
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vim, vundle, pathogen
Prevent bad vim habits
Nayan Hajratwala
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1 response
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vim, fast, home, get_better
Edit textareas in Firefox with MacVim
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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vim, pentadactyl
Faster and Smarter Editing with `e`
Édouard Lopez
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0 responses
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shell, nano, emacs, vim
Better vi-mode for all programs using readline
Amin ZELFANI
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0 responses
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shell, vim, input, vi
Spell checking and auto word wrap with vim and git
BK Box
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0 responses
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git, vim, vimrc
Highlight/find all strings matching the string under the cursor
Matt Campbell
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0 responses
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vim, productivity, vi, pattern match
Returning to the last cursor position in Vim
Akshay
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1 response
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vim, vimrc, .vimrc
Remind yourself to slow down when `:qa`ing out of lots of vim sessions
Kris Leech
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0 responses
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shell, fish, zsh, vim
Managing letter case in vim
Scott Bradley
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2 responses
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vim, vi, letter case
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