I use: - pathogen (for keeping bundles nicely separated) - pyflakes-vim (highlighting errors in Python files on the fly) - slime.vim (sending text in the cur

I use: - pathogen (for keeping bundles nicely separated) - pyflakes-vim (highlighting errors in Python files on the fly) - slime.vim (sending text in the current buffer out to a screen session) - scratch.vim (an easy way to make a scratch buffer, great when used with a REPL in a screen session and slime.vim) - ack.vim (easy way to use Ack instead of grep) - NERD Commenter ("toggle comments" is the only function I use from this, but it works great) - PeepOpen (much prettier than FuzzyFinder TextMate, and actively developed!) - NERD Tree (for when I need to add/move/rename files [I do all my opening with PeepOpen]) - rainbow (Highlights pairs of parenthesis/brackets in their own colors. Great for LISP, sometimes useful for other languages as well) - snipmate (TextMate-style snippets. I'm still building up a decent set of snippets I use often.) - sparkup (like Zen Coding, but just seems to work more smoothly with vim) - surround (modify surrounding brackets, tags, parentheses, ets) - repeat (just for repeating surround actions) - yankring (awesome yank/paste manager) My dotfiles (including the vim stuff) are on Bitbucket: http://bitbucket.org/sjl/dotfiles/ http://bitbucket.org/sjl/dotfiles/