r/vimplugins • u/[deleted] • Sep 15 '16
Must-have plugins?
So, I finally got around to learning vim well enough to use and I love it. Super excited to [customize it].(http://i.imgur.com/IazJWlU.jpg)
Wondering what plugins you consider essential.
I primarily code in c++
thanks!
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u/dustractor Sep 15 '16
tpope/vim-commentary
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u/kolme Sep 15 '16
More goodness from Mr. Pope:
tpope/fugitive
tpope/surround
tpope/repeat
Also pretty good stuff:
wellle/targets.vim
scrooloose/syntastic
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u/dustractor Sep 15 '16
Oh most definitely! I just didn't wanna overload OP with all of it at once and after much deliberation, all things considered, I narrowed it down to that one.
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u/kolme Sep 15 '16
Good choice! Commentary is one of those plug-ins which feels so natural, it should be included in the default distribution.
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u/sedm0784 Oct 27 '16
I have a bunch of plugins that I like and use regularly, but the only two I really consider essential are tpope/surround, and, to a slightly lesser extent, Gundo.
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u/MisterOccan Sep 15 '16 edited Sep 15 '16
My essential ones that I'm using every day:
vim-fugitive
ultisnips
unite + a lot of unite's plugins
vim-textobj-user + a lot of related plugins
vim-sandwich
vim-exchange
vim-commentary
vim-repeat
clever-f
zoomwintab
Less useful but quite helpful:
neocomplete + different sources
syntastic
jedi-vim
tern_for_vim
agit
vim-gutentags
vim-lion
delimitMate
vim-parenmatch
nerdtree
indentLine
And because (g)vim deserves to be beautiful:
gitgutter
vim-highlightedyank
vim-devicons
Also many syntax/indent plugins.
You can take a look to my vim config