"without compromising the rest of our vim experience. "Hardtime helps you break that annoying habit vimmers have of scrolling up and down the page using jjjjj and kkkkk but
#Phpstorm vim install#
"alternatively, pass a path where Vundle should install plugins IDE will ask you to restart itself, and after loading plugin will be activated and can be used in editor Also, if you want to apply some modifications for VIM-mode (such as remapping, macros and so on), you.
"set the runtime path to include Vundle and initialize PHPStorm (IntelliJ) Go to Preferences Find Plugins section in settings, typeIdeaVim in search box and install found plugin Thats all.
vimrc: xavierartot/github-vim/blob/master/.vimrc filetype off "required
#Phpstorm vim mac#
If you use Iterm you can split your window and don’t really need the Mac integration, the mouse is integrated:Įxample mobile with Ionic and wpionic (WordPress integration with Ionic and Angularjs. The most problem for is to remember all those tools, sometimes I forgot those exists. I have some trouble with the autocompletion for the hook, and you?įunny you try Atom, I saw Sublime, is not maintained since 1 year, weird. So everything is ready to test the plugin too. I love the scaffolding plugin too, they use wp-cli Also supports vim bindings so I’m not totally stuck. Just looked now that I’m typing this and wow, looks to have quite a number of WordPress packages: Maybe I should give it more of an earnest go.Īlso, Adobe Edge has a killer feature I open it for: split view SVG editing. It’s really quite nice but I’m pretty hooked on the vijuice. Like it took lots of smart stuff from vim and all of the innovation of textmate and combined it with modern web services. It seems to be a thoroughly ‘modern’ and well thought out programmer’s editor. I’ve been using GitHub’s Atom editor (with vim bindings) very occasionally for little things just for a change of pace and to see how they’re doing with it. I’ve been meaning to dig into the Conque vim plugin (run a terminal session inside of a buffer) but haven’t yet. One very nice sage/roots related feature of working with terminal vim inside of something like iTerm or tmux is being able to have a small split with gulp running. Terminal works just as well for me for most things but I reallllly like CMD+S for saving and CMD+ for tab switching. I’m all vim (though, macvim for most actual development, terminal vim for git, server tweaks…). Thanks for that plugin! :wpcod sounds amazing.
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