Thank you! > Vim's built-in file explorer already does everything NERDTree does so why did you decide to add a second file explorer? Maybe you should explain t

Thank you! > Vim's built-in file explorer already does everything NERDTree does so why did you decide to add a second file explorer? Maybe you should explain that to your readers, don't you think? Chalk this one to personal preference but I really like NerdTree and find it easier to use. > Vim doesn't do autocompletion to begin with so any kind of autocompletion is like steroids. I was making reference to Omnicomplete > Like with NERDTree, why Syntastic instead of the built-in ':help :make'? Syntastic, again comes down to usability I love having the inline display of errors, have the syntax checks on file save and have the ability on languages like elixir to run 3 different tools automatically. > Vim is not your IDE; it's the editor of your IDE. Fair enough, but it doesn't make for a great title doesn't it ;P