I primary use Vim for web development with ruby and rails. So the following
plugins are included:
- rails.vim
- cucumber
- haml
- jslint
- matchit
- snipmate
- serveral git related ones
- latex
- powerline
- easymotion
- ruby debugger (I do not use it yet)
- … and many more, look at vendor/
You need a feature-rich version of vim. Installing `vim-gnome` in Ubuntu does the trick.
code
mv ~/.vim ~/.vim-b4-niklas
mv ~/.vimrc ~/.vimrc-b4-niklas
The vimrc is split up in serveral files to accomplish a kind of organization ..
we will see where this will lead us.
You can modify rc/local.vim to your needs. It will be sourced as last file
from the rc/ dir and will never be overwritten by the repository.
Please fork and send me a pull request if you have something awesome :)
Thanks go to the Vim developers and plugin hackers, especially tpope .