Conquer code in Vim
Shortcuts and tweaks so you spend less time fighting the editor.
Vim command to convert variable into spec let(:var)
Christian Schlensker
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0 responses
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ruby, vim, code, minitest
High-Value Shell Aliasing
Dan Croak
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10 responses
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vim, unix, git
Pretty format JSON in Vim
Marcin Kulik
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1 response
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vim, json
Tmux with utf-8
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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1 response
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console, vim, tmux
Remove the ugly splits separator
gahtune
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0 responses
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vim, window, split
Portable Vim Configuration via Dropbox
Craig P Jolicoeur
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5 responses
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vim, dropbox
Comment lines in Vim
Sandro Meier
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2 responses
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vim, comment, uncomment
vim to-do list
Vince Veselosky
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1 response
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vim, todo
:Sex in vim
David
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0 responses
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vim, sex
Add sudo after opening a file in vim
Steffan Harries
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5 responses
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vim, linux, sudo
Vim: Django Code AutoComplete
Marín Alcaraz
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3 responses
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vim, django, autocomplete
tidied HTML in vi/vim
Jason Rogers
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2 responses
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vim, tidy, html
pretty format json file in vim
eli
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1 response
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python, vim, json
A pretty vim foldtext function
Gregory Pakosz
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2 responses
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vim, vimrc, .vimrc
Front-end web development tricks in Vim: Uncompress HTML
Rob Jens
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3 responses
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regex, vim, tags, css3
Setup Powerline for Vim/MacVim in OSX 10.9.1
Djamel Eddine Feddad
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2 responses
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vim, macvim, powerline, osx 10.9.1
Use MacVim as your git diff tool (no external script)
Nathan Long
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1 response
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diff, vim, git
Set vim's equalprg for better formatting
Spencer Williams
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0 responses
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vim, linux, unix
bash alias to get latest/most recent file
Ryan Regalado
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2 responses
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aliases, alias, osx, vim
Less command: edit file shortcut
Adam Stankiewicz
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3 responses
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vim, unix, sublimetext
Run tests from MacVim in iTerm session
Harlow Ward
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2 responses
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vim, applescript, iterm2
remap caps-lock to escape in ubuntu 13.10
Sven Eigenbrodt
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0 responses
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vim, ubuntu, keymap
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