Added dotfiles to make the collab config suite more VIM friendly for writing Clojure. #1
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October 3, 2014 16:50
…r making Clojure development in VIM a lot easier than nothing at all.
…r in VIM for writing C. :)
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I've taken the best parts of my VIM config for Clojure and put them into the repo here so any vimmers who come to the meetup can use it if they so wish and not be solely restricted to using emacs.
This includes my cut down vimrc for Clojure (more or less) along with the following vim plugins:
airline.vim
classpath.vim
dispatch.vim
fireplace.vim
leiningen.vim
paredit.vim
projectionist.vim
clojure-static.vim