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sfranciaAug 23,2008

Using SVK to Increase Productivity

SVK is a client for SVN built using perl. It makes a number of improvements over the standard svn client, while retaining much of the same feel. It works with the standard Subversion server and works perfectly in an environment with some users using svn and some using svk on the client side. It provides a number of sizable advantages over the standard svn client and is a must have for any development project.

sfranciaJul 30,2008

The 15 Best VIM Plugins

One of the things that makes vim great is that it can be extended through plugins. There are plugins for more than you would expect. I have gathered together the 15 best plugins. I also include a tarball which when extracted in your home directory will setup my vim environment with all the plugins and configuration.

sfranciaJul 03,2008

Be more productive using GNU Screen

Despite living in the age of multicore processors, GUI everything and mountains of ram, I continually find myself more productive with a terminal open. Especially when that terminal is running GNU Screen.

sfranciaJun 02,2008

My Custom .vimrc file for VIM

Vim (text editor) in a terminal emulator, with...

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Vim is a good editor, made great with a custom .vimrc file.
My .vimrc file adds syntax highlighting, autocomplete with tab, folding and highlights the line you are on.
Feel free to use or modify it for your needs.