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That of course depends on how you add your plugins. For example if you use something like vim-plug[1] (amongst many plugin managers) then you can use on-demand
by Lio 10y ago
That of course depends on how you add your plugins.
For example if you use something like vim-plug[1] (amongst many plugin managers) then you can use on-demand loading to make keep start up times lean.
- farresito 10y agoI do use plug, actually. It was more a complain to the fact that the editor does feel a bit sluggish sometimes if you have a few plugins on. I think vimL is a pretty darn slow language (not to say that it's probably one of the worst languages I've ever touched).