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Buffer Explorer was good for a while. I went from that, to NERD Tree, to LustyJuggler, to Command-T and LustyJuggler, to Ctrl-P and LustyJuggler. Now I'm just
by jh3 14y ago
Buffer Explorer was good for a while. I went from that, to NERD Tree, to LustyJuggler, to Command-T and LustyJuggler, to Ctrl-P and LustyJuggler.
Now I'm just using ctrl-p. It does everything for me and it doesn't require ruby or navigating file trees. I can see my MRU files, open buffers, create new files, etc., etc. all in the same area.
I'm not sure if I'm revolting against plugins, but I am attempting to remove all the extra crap I don't use but feel like I needed at some point. I recently got rid of powerline because it does nothing extra for me. It did look pretty, but that was really it.
Less is more :D
tl;dr: ctrl-p is real nice