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_config.yml

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# 'jekyll serve'. If you change this file, please restart the server process.
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# Site settings
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title: vim-ctrlspace
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title: Vim-CtrlSpace
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email: wojtek.ryrych@gmail.com
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description: > # this means to ignore newlines until "baseurl:"
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Write an awesome description for your new site here. You can edit this

_posts/2015-12-01-adding_a_project_to_bookmarks.md

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*vim-ctrlspace* allows you to bookmark your projects. When you run
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*vim-ctrlspace* for the first time, the bookmark list is empty. It’s time to
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*Vim-CtrlSpace* allows you to bookmark your projects. When you run
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*Vim-CtrlSpace* for the first time, the bookmark list is empty. It’s time to
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change that! Fasten your seatbelts and add your first project to bookmarks
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following the steps below!
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_posts/2015-12-01-finding-bookmarked-projects.md

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Once you [added your first project to bookmarks][1], every time you start
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working on the project, after opening *Vim*, you have to select the project in
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*vim-ctrlspace*. Fortunately it’s a walk in the park! See below how easy it is:
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*Vim-CtrlSpace*. Fortunately it’s a walk in the park! See below how easy it is:
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{% gist ryrych/c2d868449e4dcf18cdd1 %}
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_posts/2015-12-01-grouping-files.md

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Grouping files is a secret weapon of *vim-ctrlspace* that allows you to work in
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Grouping files is a secret weapon of *Vim-CtrlSpace* that allows you to work in
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a way that **vanilla Vim doesn’t**. I’ll spare you tricky details about *Vim*
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buffers, tabs, and the like. Just **treat grouped files in tabs** as
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You can even keep files from any projects or directory as you’re not limited by
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the project scope. This way a third tab, *Plans & goals* can be added.
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Will **learning vim-ctrlspace** land in your **2016 Plan & goals** list?
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Will **learning Vim-CtrlSpace** land in your **2016 Plan & goals** list?
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{% gist ryrych/e95ba23a5f71c93cfda4 %}

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*vim-ctrlspace* is your *Vim Space Controller* and comprehensive solution for
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*Vim-CtrlSpace* is your *Vim Space Controller* and comprehensive solution for
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your Vim editor providing:
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* Tabs / buffers / files management
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* Fast fuzzy searching **powered by Go**
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* Workspaces (sessions)
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* Bookmarks for your favorite projects
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You can find more information on [vim-ctrlspace github repository][1]
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You can find more information on [Vim-CtrlSpace github repository][1]
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[1]: https://github.com/vim-ctrlspace/vim-ctrlspace

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