Great vim plugins + links
Here is a list of the vim plugins I'm using (sorted by author):
- vim-easymotion by Lokaltog
- vim-powerline by Lokaltog
- neocomplcache by Shougo
- vimproc by Shougo
- vim-autoclose by Townk
- perlomni.vim by c9s
- vim-buffergator by jeetsukumaran
- vim-scratch by kana
- ctrlp by kien
- tagbar by majutsushi
- gundo.vim by sjl
- vim-eunuch by tpope
- vim-fugitive by tpope
- vim-markdown by tpope
- vim-pathogen by tpope
- vim-rsi by tpope
Am I missing out on anything?
(see also: my dotfiles)
Written by Eric Johnson
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vundle is actually better than pathogen.
As for plugins:
vim-css-color.git to show color when editing css
Thanks @konstantin. vim-css-color looks awesome. I've been avoiding that zencoding thing for a while. I should probably learn to use that.
Lots of people say Vundle is better but I prefer Pathogen. I don't see the advantage of Vundle. Also I'm already using submodules in my repo because it has all my dotfiles in there. Using Vundle would just add commands I need to run in addition to the git submodule ones I'm already running.
Zen Coding is really great. It speeds up the writing of markup dramatically.
Please note that it was recently renamed to emmet, so eventually this is what you will need to look for.
I used to have pathogen. It's tedious to update submodules to current version.(vundle does it automatically)
Then I wrote install script that does everything vim-config.
You basically copy and paste this to bash:
curl -L https://raw.github.com/gorodinskiy/vim-settings/master/install.sh|bashSame with my dotfiles
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