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13 Vim plugins I use every day

ujihisa
November 03, 2019

13 Vim plugins I use every day

ujihisa

November 03, 2019
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  1. Abstract I'm going to talk about how I use these

    plugins to be able to write code effectively as a professional programmer. • quickrun • vimshell • deoplete (+neosnippet) • unite (+neomru) • tabpagecd • lexima • open-browser • fontzoom • gina • nclipper • surround • caw
  2. ujihisa • Hi! • Vancouver, BC, Canada • Vim user

    for over 21 years • VimConf original founder ◦ (ujihisa.vim 9 years ago) ◦ it's my 5th VimConf speech this time • vital.vim original author • Some patches to Vim core • Many patches to many Vim plugins
  3. Quipper Education technology company Japan, Indonesia, Philippines, and Mexico My

    projects • Ruby on Rails, Elixir, Go Working from Vancouver (special contract) • Pair-programming every day with Vim
  4. Quipper Education technology company Japan, Indonesia, Philippines, and Mexico My

    projects • Ruby on Rails, Elixir, Go Working from Vancouver (special contract) • Pair-programming every day with Vim Speakers from Quipper
  5. VimConf 2019 (this year) "13 Vim plugins I use every

    day" by ujihisa • I code. ◦ A random Ruby project ◦ (Ruby because recently I code Ruby more often than Elixir, Go, Scala, or Clojure) ◦ (Not Vim script because you get confused by the target to implement and the tool to implement for this such short talk.) • I show plugins when I use.
  6. VimConf 2019 (this year) "13 Vim plugins I use every

    day" by ujihisa • I code. ◦ A random Ruby project ◦ (Ruby because recently I code Ruby more often than Elixir, Go, Scala, or Clojure) ◦ (Not Vim script because you get confused by the target to implement and the tool to implement for this such short talk.) • I show plugins when I use.
  7. From scratch in Ruby with explain Something super easy an

    HTTP server http://localhost:3000/ujihisa responds "hello ujihisa" that's it (Use Sinatra RubyGems library for server)
  8. vimshell https://github.com/Shougo/vimshell.vim • Shougo's 2nd oldest Vim plugin. DEPRECATED and

    cont'd to Deol.nvim. • Shell implementation in Vim script (Not bash or zsh) • My Vim starts with VimShell ◦ VimShell is my shell for everything
  9. tabpagecd https://github.com/kana/vim-tabpagecd • :cd considers current Tab • 1 tab

    = 1 project • Shows shortened directory names ◦ https://github.com/ujihisa/config/blob/master/_gvimrc#L108 See also: https://github.com/ujihisa/tabpagecolorscheme
  10. quickrun https://github.com/thinca/vim-quickrun • "Run command quickly" • This has replaced

    REPL for any programming languages completely for me "I don't REPL. I just quickrun it." • <Space>r to run the current buffer even without saving it to file • (Default: <Leader>r)
  11. deoplete (+ neosnippet) https://github.com/Shougo/deoplete.nvim • Shougo's 3rd gen auto-completion •

    Great with VimShell • Great with neosnippet https://github.com/Shougo/neosnippet.vim • (DEPRECATED)
  12. FAQ • Why do I still use DEPRECATED Shougo's plugins?

    • A. I'm going to switch after listening to Shougo's talk.
  13. unite (+ neomru) https://github.com/Shougo/unite.vim • Select something and do something

    • Really powerful. Platform. • DEPRECATED. Cont'd to Denite • Great with VimShell + deoplete • Great with many unite plugins
  14. lexima Contextual insert mode key mapping • Can be use

    also at VimShell • Can be use also at CmdWin VimShell \ → ~/ → \ Ruby "{{ → "#{ jlj → <esc>
  15. gina • git add, git commit, git diff, git push

    • Most of git manipulations • (I still use VimShell git commands directly too)