Surprised Ctrl+T didn't get a mention. Maybe that's a zsh-only thing, but it's basically the same as his vim $(fzf) example, except I only have to type vim and

Surprised Ctrl+T didn't get a mention. Maybe that's a zsh-only thing, but it's basically the same as his vim $(fzf) example, except I only have to type vim and then Ctrl+T. I use this all the time when I'm running unit tests from the command line for instance. Helps me quickly get the path to the file I want without needing to remember the details of the folder structure. Just Ctrl+T -> tests/GLPage will yield me tests/long_path/GoddamnLoginPageTests.foo