fzf by Junegunn Choi is a ctrlp.vim-inspired Ruby script that allows you to find shell commands with a…
Vimprint (GitHub: nelstrom / vimprint) by Drew Neil is a Vim keystroke parser written with Ruby. Given suitable Vim commands as input, it can…
Vim supports several dynamic languages for scripting, including Python and Ruby. With the release of Ruby 2, interest in using the latest stable version of Ruby with Vim will start to pick up steam over the coming months. Kohei Suzuki noticed that Vim wouldn’t compile with…
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VimL Parser (GitHub: ynkdir / vim-vimlparser) by Yukihiro Nakadaira is a Vim Script parser that, given a suitable…
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TabLineNumbers (License: WTFPL), by Dmitry Konishchev and added to vim.org by Alexander Tarmolov…
When I was at the Vim London meetup, one of the talks announced Hermes (GitHub: New-Bamboo / Hermes). This is a Vim, tmux, iTerm 2 environment for writing Ruby and JavaScript. The developers behind the project work for New-Bamboo, which is a company that specialises in Ruby web development.
vim-addon-ruby-debug-ide (GitHub: MarcWeber / vim-addon-ruby-debug-ide) by Marc Weber may not have the most original name, but nonetheless it’s an interesting ruby debugging interface for ruby-debug-ide19. It…
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Clam (GitHub: sjl / clam.vim, License: MIT/X11) by Steve Losh makes running shell commands on buffers extremely convenient. He’s made a screencast of Clam so you can see how to use it, but basically buffers can be piped…
