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Seriously? No, thank you.

Used Dbmate in my pet-project. Absolutely love it! Thank you!

What's wrong with `setw -g mode-mouse on`? Or I simply didn't understand the point.

Fixed rawgit CDN permanent cache, now it's: source <(curl -Ls http://bit.ly/vim-min)

Have you ever found yourself on a bare server with default vim trying to setup it basically with line numbers, syntax highlight and so on just to edit some script or config file? Now you can do it with the only one command: source <(curl -Ls http://bit.ly/vim_min)

I'm a Ruby developer and 100% of my workflow I spend in the Vagrant with the Ubuntu server and zsh/tmux/vim environment which is virtually the same what you are talking about here. I use my own dotfiles https://github.com/smileart/omg/tree/develop setup (still quite peculiar and raw but can be used as a source of inspiration for your own installation).

I suggest starting with basic operations in the vim without learning all the possible key bindings and plugins and then quite slowly googling or asking someone all your practical questions and emerging issues as they appear (based on the premise that everything is possible and there are always more than one good way of doing things). Like: how to quit, how to delete a line, how to search for something, how to replace/select/move and so on and so forth. It would help you to know just what you need and not to distract yourself with learning excess things.

Then start to explore possibilities and useful plugins for your language and particular case. Good resource for it is: http://vimawesome.com Then you will form your own setup and configuration and since then there is no way back :D

Good luck!

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http://httpbin.org http://requestb.in http://www.jsontest.com http://www.mocky.io https://www.200please.com/http/echo

You welcome! ;)