Turning Vim into an R IDE
Warning: No, this is not the R setup to use if you are a beginner. The RStudio IDE is amazing and should probably always be your default tool. However, if you happen to belong to the outcast realms…
Read more »Order pizza from Vim
vim-pizza – My initial attempt at trying to order pizza from within vim.
Read more »If you’re a vim/tmux user. You might like base16-shell and base16-vim
If you’re a vim user, you NEED to be using this! It allows you to switch termina/vim syntax colors on the fly!
Read more »Vim tips: Working with external commands
Vim is a powerful editing tool, but there are some things it just can’t do. However, Vim lets you access shell commands and utilities without leaving Vim, and that lets you perform some amazing tricks. If you run :shell or just :sh while you’re in t…
Read more »Vim key bindings for web browsers
Vim users find the h, j, k, l keys useful for navigating documents without a mouse. This tip shows some techniques for configuring vi-like key bindings in web browsers such as Mozilla Firefox and Chromium. Vimperator is an open source extension for Mozill…
Read more »Vim-material: Vim colorscheme inspired by equinusocio’s Material Theme
vim-material – Vim colorscheme inspired by equinusocio’s Material Theme.
Read more »Vim-SearchAsQuickJump
vim-SearchAsQuickJump – Quick search without affecting ‘hlsearch’, search pattern and history.
Read more »Interesting discussion: Vim PR rejected until author disclosed his/her real name
A small excerpt from the “Chronicles of a todo.txt”:
Read more »Vim text objects, extend Vim’s natural language
One of the magical things about Vim is that it uses nouns and verbs to construct an editing language. For example d (delete) is a verb and w (word) is a noun. By combining a noun & verb we make an edit. Learning this language is key to getting the…
Read more »Begin-with-init.vim: Minimal Neovim distribution
begin-with-init.vim – Minimal neovim distribution as init.vim…
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