Conquer code in Vim
Shortcuts and tweaks so you spend less time fighting the editor.
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
Rebuild Cscope database
Gianluca Ciccarelli
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0 responses
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vim, cscope, code navigation
Install vim on FreeBSD without X11
Ricardo Falasca
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0 responses
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vim, ee, vi, freebsd
Fix vim after upgrading to yosemite
Christian Schlensker
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1 response
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osx, vim, yosemite
Ctags + Bundler + Vim = Exuberance
Ed
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0 responses
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ruby, bundler, vim, ctags
MacVim with file browser
Tanja Pislar
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0 responses
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vim, beginner
Vimify your command line
Michał Szajbe
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1 response
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vim, command line
zsh: command not found while executing shell commands in vim
Silas Sao
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1 response
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shell, zsh, vim, mac
OS X: Systemwide VIM Bindings
Luis Nell
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0 responses
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cocoa, emacs, osx, vim
Run a Matlab script from ViM
Christos Delivorias
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0 responses
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matlab, osx, vim, linux
Sort gems in your Gemfile
Alex G
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8 responses
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rails, vim, gemfile
Many editors, many developers, one convention.
Alif Rachmawadi
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3 responses
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emacs, vim, sublimetext, textmate
tmux 1.8 + vim/MacVim: easy OSX clipboard integration
Sharipov Ruslan
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0 responses
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osx, vim, tmux, macvim
rails.vim: navigating your Rails project
Sindre Moen
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, vim
tmux cycle window layouts
Bert Heymans
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0 responses
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vim, tmux, shortcut
Add some git powered muscle to your project I
Rob Jens
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0 responses
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diff, vim, source, management
Vim-CtrlSpace
Benjamin Chrétien
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0 responses
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workspace, vim, plugin
Better Vim Syntastic Symbols
Ben Doerr
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0 responses
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haskell, vim, vimrc, syntastic
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