• To be on the same page
• Unleash TMUX and VIM productivity power

• A solid VIM config
• A solid TMUX config
• Extra dotfiles (ackrc, irbrc, gemrc)

See below for further details

1. clone this repository
2. cd into the repository
3. ./setup.sh

iTerm Users: You need to set Option / Alt keys as a meta key in your terminal application.

• iTerm: Preferences > Profiles > Default > Keys > Left option key acts as + Esc Preferences > Profiles > Default > Keys > Right option key acts as + Esc

The following key bindings do not require you to send the prefix keystroke:

• Molokai - This color scheme makes it pretty and gives you kisses { 💄 => 💋 }
• NERDTree - Filesystem explorer - use ^g to toggle it
• Rails.vim - Navigate Rails project easily - :help rails-navigation
• Fugitive - Deep git integration
• Tabular - Alignment plugin (e.g. =>, |, :, ...)
• NerdCommenter - Comment efficiently single or multiple lines
• QuickFixSigns - Is responsible for these usefull +/- signs on the left side (live diff with git index)
• Syntastic - Syntax checker, yells when you write mistakes 🐴
• Endwise - Adds necessary end to functions and statements in ruby
• Vim-ruby - syntax highlighting for ruby files
• Vim-coffee-script - syntax highlighting for coffee script files
• MiniBufExplorer - interactive buffer list on demand bound on <leader>l (also binds ^h,^j,^k,^l to move around windows)
• Scss-syntax - Adds SASS syntax highlighting
• Less-css - colors for LESS CSS files
• Supertab - Tab completion
• vim-cucumber-align-pipes - Aligns pipes while you are actually typing them in cucumber features
• screen plugin on Github - screen plugin on vim website - Screen/Tmux integration
• ctrl+p - Fuzzy finder

• Vundle - VIM plugin management

Please put your custom setting in a .custom.vim file at the root of the dotfile directory

• Press <F6> to purge the cache for the current directory to get new files, remove deleted files and apply new ignore options.
• Press <c-f> and <c-b> to cycle between modes.
• Press <c-d> to switch to filename only search instead of full path.
• Press <c-r> to switch to regexp mode.
• Use <c-n>, <c-p> to select the next/previous string in the prompt's history.
• Use <c-y> to create a new file and its parent directories.
• Use <c-z> to mark/unmark multiple files and <c-o> to open them.

If you need more information, please use :help ctrlp within vim

These are really good videos showcasing Fugitive functionalities

• #1 - A complement to command line git
• #2 - Fugitive vim working with the git index
• #3 - Resolving merge conflicts with vimdiff
• #4 - Browsing the git object database
• #5 - The history of a git repository

I would like to thank these guys, this config was largely inspired by their work:

• Joshua Clayton
• Nicolas Viennot