Vim for Ruby and Rails in 2019
How to set up Vim for a productive Ruby And RoR workflow? In this articles we will set up syntax highlighting, formatting and linting, ways to run tests and quickly jump between files, autocompletion with solargraph, snippets and more.
Why Learn Vim In 2019?
So now that we have all those beautiful editors, is still worth it to invest in learning Vim in 2019? The answer is yes and yes of cause. In this article let me give some of the reasons why Vim is still the most productive editor for me.
5 must-have Vim plugins in 2018
In this article I would like to share 5 VIM plugins I can't imagine my development workflow without. The absolutely must-have Vim plugins.
Starting With Vim
Starting with Vim can be hard. Here is a list of advices for the beginners I wish I had when started myself.
Setting Up Vim For TypeScript
TypeScript is a transpiled language that allows using types in your JavaScript code (strictly saying it's a superset of JavaScript) and thus catching errors at compile time and making the code more reliable. Let's see what we need for a highly-productive Vim setup for TypeScript.
5 Awesome Vim Plugins You May Never Have Heard About
I have been browsing people's dotfiles recently and found some very cool Vim plugins which I've never seen before. So I thought I need to spread the word.
Vim for JavaScript and React in 2019
How to set up Vim for React? Here is a list of useful Vim plugins for JavaScript and React in 2019. We'll cover syntax highlightning, linting, auto-completion, and more.
How to copy and paste a line in Vim?
In this article I will quickly show you how to copy and paste lines in Vim.
How To Edit A Vim Macro?
Since Vim macros are just plain text stored in the registers you can edit them as such and thus fix the mistakes made while recording.