Vim Galore: everything you need to know about Vim

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Marked

#Markdown Editor #Brainstorming And Ideation #Text Editors 23 social mentions

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Vimwiki

> If not pure coding projects, at least for things like markdown, having a preview could help. Everybody's needs are different, of course, but I personally find that Vimwiki [1] gives me all the preview I need, right in the editor, when editing Markdown. [1] https://vimwiki.github.io/.

#Perosnal Wiki #Note Taking #Personal Productivity 17 social mentions

For those interested in what modern Neovim has to offer, check out my playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu-ydI-PCl0OEG0ZEqLRRuCrMJGAAI0tW.

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fugitive (via vim)

For 1) I just use fugitive[0] for that. `git status` in vim is now just the `:G`, command, though I map it to `gs` so it's even quicker. 2) I can't really help you there, at least not in vanilla vim. I make heavy use of tmux and never work on my more than one repo in the same vim instance, nor is my vim's current working directory every anything other than the root of the repo I'm in. So if I do need to open a file in another repo and want to see two repos side-by-side (which is rare but it happens), I make a tmux split. 3) gutentags [1] can help with this. Though nothing is better than using a language server for your given language. That said, I still just have gutentags and mostly just grep/search for `def func` like you currently do. [0] https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive.

#Git #Git Tools #Code Collaboration 69 social mentions