Your Vim is Only for You

The objectives of this talk are to come to like your Vim more and more to increase your productivity with Vim. I will talk way to go forward to next step vimrc from vimrc build on many copy-and-past. It’s composed of two parts by my viewpoint. One part describes how to glow your vimrc. As you know Vim is so powerful and attractive editor. However, we have to learn how to use it. I will describe my way to glow my vimrc in this part. Another part is to explain a case of my vimrc. It includes not only what options/plugins/scripts in vimrc are used but also why I introduce them. You will be able to obtain some hints to step into Vim’s wonder world after listening to this session.

He has worked as a backend-enginner with Elixir, Go and Ruby. His contribution to Vim in recent years is cooperating to hold VimConf as one of the members of VimConf staff, and he was chairperson in VimConf 2017/2018. His favorite hobbies are developing a hobby-operating system in (C, nasm and) Rust and publishing some hobby-techbooks that related to operating system.

Grown up from Vim User to Vim plugin developer side

In this presentation, I would like to talk about the history of my Vim user side to the Vim plugin developer side, as well as the changes in my feelings towards Vim. I give you new values for Vim.

He is an undergraduate student. He has been using Vim for about 2 years, and sent a lot of pull requests to some Vim plugins as part of OSS development activities. He also belongs to vim-jp and contributes to the Japanese translation of vimdoc-ja.

Usage and manipulation of the tag stack

Introduces the tag stack, a useful feature for jumping between files using ctags and helptags. There is no problem even if ctags cannot be used or not supported. Since the tag stacks can be manipulated from Vim scripts, the same behavior can be implemented using LSP(Language Server protocol) etc. This talk will also explain how to manipulate the tag stack from Vim script.

Server-side software engineer in Tokyo, working with Go and Google App Engine. Used Vim in daily work and its experience is over 10 years. In the past, wrote articles about Vim in magazines several times. Recently, actively supporting Vim meetups in Tokyo(e.g., gorilla.vim, girls.vim).

make test

This talk describes testing of Vim.

We can easily run the test of vim by typing make test, however, there might be few people who have actually run the test. In this session, I’d like to talk about how to run the test, how the test works and so on. Writing Vim’s test will help you to understand Vim script deeply and reduce review time of PR.

Embedded software engineer. Vim beginner, but I’m crazy for Vim. Rarely translate Vim’s help documents to Japanese and send a patch to vim-dev.

My Vim life

I will also talk about what I learned through Vim writing and community activities, and what good things I learned.

It’s been a year since I started using Vim, so I will talk about what Vim’s goodness is and how I learned Vim.

Using Vim at Work!

Want to start using Vim at work but worried about your productivity? When I started using Vim at work, it was a bumpy ride but over time, I made certain changes to my Vim workflow which made the journey smoother and finally I got to a point where I now comfortably use Vim at work for all my writing.

Software Engineer at HackerRank writing backend appliations in Golang. Has been using (n)Vim for a 2-3 years now and has written a few Vim plugins. He’s also interested in GNU/Linux and OSS.

Let's Play with Vanilla Vim

Vim is an amazing tool. In fact, there are tons of plugins to make our life easier! However, do you ever wonder how much you can do with Vim without plugins? In this talk we’re going to explore amazing things we can do in Vanilla Vim like autocomplete, browsing files, snippets, file search, and more!

Software Engineer at Quipper Indonesia. He has been using Vim since 3 years ago. He loves vim at the first sight. He’s also member of small community of Vim Indonesia. Now, it’s small but growing fast!

13 Vim plugins I use every day

I’m going to talk about how I use these plugins to be able to write code effectively as a professional programmer.

quickrun, vimshell, unite (+neomru), deoplete (+neosnippet), tabpagebuffer/tabpagecd, lexima, open-browser, fontzoom, gina, nclipper, surround, caw, cursorword

My dark plugins development history ~ over 10 years ~

My presentation may be the last. So I need to speak the development history.

I have been developed Vim plugins over 10 years. I talk about my plugins development history and current development thoughts.

He is called as “Dark Vim master(暗黒美無王)” pronounced as “Uncock Vim Awe”. He has developed popular Vim plugins over 10 years. He has sent some patches to Vim/neovim.

He think text editor is everything in the world. He wants to do everything in Vim(neovim) like Emacs. It is not allowed by “design-not” in Vim. It is not the light way to use Vim. So he has defined it as the dark way. He is the dark Vimmer. His plugins are dark powered.