On 2018-03-03 01:55, Renato Fabbri wrote:
> Vim is a text editor, ok, and in the Unix design of a programming
> environment, what other tools do you use and how.
I usually use tmux (and before that GNU screen) to wrap my whole
session. Inside that I have
- vim open to edit my code
- usually a shell in which my dev server is running
(Django in my case)
- another shell for miscellaneous operations (git, rsync/scp,
renaming/moving files, executing tests)
- occasionally I'll open another window/pane to run
lynx/elinks/links/links2/w3m against the dev server to see how it
feels & looks.
This was before Vim/neovim sprouted a ":terminal" command so that's
also a possibility for a similar setup. However, I haven't moved in
that direction yet and am pretty satisfied with my current tmux setup.
-tim
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