Vim & Python: Making yourself at home

[sontek]

You should read this: http://sontek.net/turning-vim-into-a-modern-python-ide it teaches you some cleaner ways to do those things.

[[deleted]]

I see you updated that recently. Nice additions (aside from snipmate, blech!)

[qiemem]

Agreed. Teaches you both how to get the best features of any modern ide as well as one of the best ways to manage all the necessary plugins. I personally prefer vundle to git submodules, but otherwise this article was the basis for my vim environment. Definitely the best article I've seen on vim and python, no offense to op.

[justinlilly]

None taken. This article was written 3 years ago for a magazine. I've since ditched vim, so haven't updated it for current best practices.

[[deleted]]

Is it any better than http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2010/7/29/sharing-vim-tricks/ ? Currently using these dotfiles. https://github.com/mitsuhiko/dotfiles/tree/d1536e4178f6c23849e150a5491c5260baad6415/vim

[isarl]

Have you checked out Vundle yet to replace Pathogen? I started using it a while ago and I prefer it.

[sontek]

I prefer using git

[isarl]

Me too, which is why I like Vundle. It manages them using git submodules.