vimrc

This is the vim configuration that I use for C++, Go, Java, Lua/Moonscript and Python development. While the total amount of plugins is not to big, the existing ones really manage to turn Vim into a Beast. And still, if the features are overwealming, just run :Goyo and you are in the lightweight mode.

My favorite part of this config is ale, which is an async linter that checks your code on the fly (It is fast). There's also stuff like Googes codefmt and gitgutter, which really help increasing my development speed.

Installing

The installment is not hard at all. Assuming that you use a POSIX compliant shell: You start by downloading or cloning this repository and move the files into your home directory.

cp .vimrc ~/.vimrc and then cp -r .vim ~/.vim

You will also have to get the Vundle Plugin Manager by running git clone https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim

Then, fire up vim and run :PluginInstall, to let Vundle to the rest for you. After this completed, you just have to do one thing more: Head into ~/.vim/bundles/YouCompleteMe and run python3 install.py. If you want YouCompleteMe to support Java, Go, C#, etc, check out the YouCompleteInstallation Guide.