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Vim online is a central place for the Vim community to store useful Vim tips and tools. Vim has a scripting language that allows for plugin like extensions to enable IDE behavior, syntax highlighting, colorization as well as other advanced features. These scripts can be uploaded and maintained using Vim online.

[2011-11-26] Ryan Paul wrote a nice article after figuring out that Vim was born 20 years ago. That is the day Vim was first send out to the world. I have actually been working on it a big longer, let's consider that a pregnancy (without the side effects :-). You can find the full article here. (Bram Moolenaar)
[2011-04-28] Vim users are encouraged to support needy children in Uganda, as a "thank you" for all the work. I have recently visited the project to see what they are doing with our donations. They are doing very well! Read my visit report, with lots of pictures, you can find it here. (Bram Moolenaar)


(0.2) improvements to gen_api and code cleanups - Mathias Fussenegger
(2.1) This brings two small features related to ${VISUAL} which was introduce in 2.0: access to the content in python code via snip.v and transformations: ${VISUAL/foo/bar/g}. As expected, 2.0's new features introduced new bugs as, all known are fixed in 2.1. - Python interpolation access to text from visual selection via snip.v. - Support for transformations of ${VISUAL} texts. - New or improved ... - Holger Rapp
(0.1) Initial upload - Natal Ngétal
(1) Initial upload - Ben Fritz
(4.15) - Two new plugin tags: LICENCE, ORGANIZATION. - System-wide installation: minimal Template file for a user will automatically be added. - Hotkeys \lcs, \ucs removed. - Minor improvements. - Fritz Mehner









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