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I was like you. I thought that tabs were useless. Now I use tabs. The workflow is to open 3 or 4 tabs, not more. For example, first tab rails app, second tab a
by amiorin 13y ago
I was like you. I thought that tabs were useless. Now I use tabs. The workflow is to open 3 or 4 tabs, not more. For example, first tab rails app, second tab a gem used by the app, third tab my vimrc (I need to tweak constantly), fourth tab my todo list.
Here you find my comment about it with a screenshot
http://syskall.com/my-biggest-vim-productivity-boost/#comment-903700961 http://syskall.com/my-biggest-vim-productivity-boost/#commen...
- siddboots 13y agoI like the look of that set up. Tabs allow you to keep buffers open at a lower mental priority, right? I think I'll try switching to "one tab per project", but stick with splits for individual files within a project.