I use vundle to manage my plugins, which makes my .vim directory clean and tidy. If you are new to vim, the following two posts

• Vim Introduction and Tutorial
• Vim plugins I use

will be good for you.

Such as completions for variable names and function names(neocomplcache), expanding snippets(snipMate), auto closing brackets/brace/quote(delimitMate) and fast expand expressions to HTML(ZenCoding).

• neocomplcache - Ultimate auto completion system for Vim.
• snipMate - Plugin for using TextMate-style snippets in Vim.
• supertab - Perform all your vim insert mode completions with Tab.
• ZenCoding - High speed HTML and CSS coding.
• delimitMate - Provides auto-balancing and some expansions for parens, quotes, etc.

• Tab -> Rotate across the completion list
• Tab -> Expand snippets or jump to the next placeholder of snippet
• Ctrl + j -> Call zen-coding expansion on html tags

Compile Vim with --enable-pythoninterp and --enable-rubyinterp to enable powerful syntax completion supplied by neocomplcache.

brew install macvim --override-system-vim  # OS X
yaourt -S gvim                             # ArchLinux
sudo apt-get install vim-gtk               # Ubuntu

:help zencoding

Movie teaching zencoding.vim

• matchit - Extended % matching for HTML, LaTeX, and many other languages.
• EasyMotion - Vim motions on speed!

:help easymotion

• % -> Jump between brackets and html/xml tags
• <leader> + w -> Beginning of the word.
• <leader> + f + {char} -> Find {char} to the right.

• surround - Easily delete, change and add such surroundings in pairs.
• nerdcommenter - Easy commenting of code for many filetypes.
• Gundo - visualize your Vim undo tree.
• tabular - Vim script for text filtering and alignment.
• IndentGuides - A Vim plugin for visually displaying indent levels in code.

:help text-objexts
:help surround
:help tabular

• % -> Jump between brackets and html/xml tags
• <leader> + c + <space> -> Toggle comment
• F3 -> Toggle Gundo viewer
• F4 -> Toggle Indent Guides

• nerdtree - A tree explorer plugin for navigating the filesystem.
• tabbar - Add tab bar and quickt tab switch with alt+1~9.
• tagbar - Displays the tags of the current file in a sidebar.
• ack-vim - Front for the Perl module App::Ack.
• ctrlp - Fuzzy file, buffer, mru and tag finder.
• powerline - The ultimate vim statusline utility.
• fugitive - a Git wrapper so awesome, it should be illegal.
• syntastic - Syntax checking hacks for vim.

yaourt -S ack ctags                  # ArchLinux
sudo apt-get install ack-grep ctags  # Ubuntu
brew install ack ctags               # OS X

For syntax check tools:

• F5 -> Toggle Nerd-Tree file viewer
• F6 -> Toggle tagbar
• Ctrl + p -> Toggle ctrlp
• Alt + 1~9 -> Switch between multiple buffers
• Ctrl + h/j/k/l -> Moving between spilt windows
• :Ack or <leader> + a -> Toggle Ack searching

• fcitx-status - automatic change status of fcitx in vim.
• togglemouse - Toggles the mouse focus between Vim and your terminal emulator, allowing terminal emulator mouse commands, like copy/paste.

• F12 -> Toggle Mouse

• Server
  • php
  • go
  • rails
  • jinja
  • jade
• Web
  • html5
  • haml
  • javascript
  • jquery
  • coffeescript
  • less
  • stylus
  • handlebar
• Markup language
  • markdown
  • textile
• FPs
  • racket
  • clojure
  • scale

• blackboard - Textmate's Blackboard theme for vim (with iTerm2 theme)
• molokai - A port of the monokai scheme for TextMate
• solarized - precision colorscheme for the vim text editor
• vividchalk - colorscheme based on the Vibrant Ink theme for TextMate
• distinguished - A dark vim color scheme for 256-color terminals.
• tomorrow - Tomorrow Theme for Vim
• fisa - soft color scheme for terminals with 256 colors Clone in Mac

1. File encoding auto detection

• Hightlight current line and column
• Automatically jump to the last edited location
• :w/:wq error correction
• Remove trailing white space(run :FixWhitespace in vim)
• Code folding is disabled, enable it as you wish
• w!! to write if you forget add sudo
• Indent style:
  • JavaScript - Use soft-tabs with a two space indent(According to this Post).
  • HTML/CSS - Use soft-tabs with a two space indent(According to Google and Github's HTML/CSS style guide, just Google it).
  • PHP - Use soft-tabs with a two space indent(According to Apache PHP Style Guide).
  • Python - Use soft-tabs with a four space indent(PEP8).

1. Backup your old vim configuration files:

    mv ~/.vim ~/.vim.orig
    mv ~/.vimrc ~/.vimrc.orig
   

2. Clone and install this repo:

    git clone git:https://github.com/humiaozuzu/dot-vimrc.git ~/.vim
    ln -s ~/.vim/vimrc ~/.vimrc
   

3. Setup Vundle:

    git clone https://github.com/gmarik/vundle.git ~/.vim/bundle/vundle
   

4. Install bundles. Launch vim(ignore the errors and they will disappear after installing needed plugins)and run:

    :BundleInstall
   

Thst's it!

For installation on Windows, please refer to this post: https://blog.yoxyue.com/post/gvim-on-win7 (Thanks to yoxyue)

All plugins are listed in file bundles.vim with detailed comments, just add plugins as you like.

1. :BundleClean to clean up unused plugins
2. :BundleInstall to install newly added plugins
3. :BundleInstall! to upgrade all plugins

Other configurations are also well organized in vimrc.

• Compeletions are not well supported for statically typed languages(c/c++)
• Snippets are not shown in completions popups
• May has some conflicts with GVIM