Conquer code in Vim
Learning Python? Use Vim + dotfiles
Andrew V.
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6 responses
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python, vim
How to ignore angular directive lint error with Vim and syntastic
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0 responses
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angularjs, vim, syntastic
enable vim with lua support
fang
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0 responses
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lua, vim, macvim
Get a list of files with conflicts
Jon Phenow
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1 response
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git, vim
Vim: Jump to gem source while using Vagrant
Anton Kalyaev
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0 responses
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ruby, gem, vim, vagrant
Delete lines in a block of code in vim
Duncan Wong
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1 response
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vim, vi, block, delete
Fastest way to comment out a block of code in vim
Duncan Wong
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2 responses
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vim, vi, comment
Delete matching quotes in vi
Duncan Wong
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0 responses
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vim, string, quote, vi
css color preview plugin done right
Konstantin Gorodinskiy
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2 responses
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css, vim, colors, plugin
Vim diffs to webpages
James Rampton
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2 responses
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html, diff, web, vim
Theme/Scheme Collection For Sublime, Textmate, Chrome Dev Tools, and more
Nicholas Jordon
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0 responses
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sublime text, vim, textmate, design
Matchit for Elixir
Daiderd Jordan
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0 responses
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erlang, vim, l0cknl0ad7
Always run gofmt in vim
Matt Williams
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2 responses
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vim, golang
Edit sensitive files with vim
Petr
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0 responses
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security, vim, password, modeline
Editing a remote file with vim on your local machine
Rahul Trikha
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1 response
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vim, server, remote, edit
Shortcuts to format XML and JSON in place in Vim
Vasily Mikhaylichenko
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0 responses
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vim, json, xml, format
Vim Zen-coding expansion for slim and haml templating languages
Kashyap
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0 responses
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haml, vim, slim, zen-coding
pretty format json file in vim
eli
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1 response
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python, vim, json
Lint your coffeescript (vim)
Ben Augarten
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1 response
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vim, coffee, lint, coffeescript
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