VimCharm, Approximating PyCharm on Vim

What it does

Disclaimer: All I've done is write a few config files. This is for you if: Your python IDE of choice is PyCharmYou wish you had a command-line replacement for PyCharm on all the places you ssh intoYou wish you had access to at least some of the niceties of PyCharm when editing a one-off script,…

Disclaimer: All I’ve done is write a few config files. PyCharm has worked wonderfully well for me, and the only time where I have to use something else is when I ssh into a server to put together a quick script. That something else tends to be vim, and this is an attempt to get vim as close to PyCharm as possible – especially the shortcuts so that I can work on vim the way I work on PyCharm (well, almost). The end result is still a far cry from PyCharm, but it makes navigating a codebase over ssh significantly less painful (at least for me) Yeah, but I don’t use PyCharm for one-off scripts. Besides, it pleases me to know that if I can ssh into the server (from an ipad, a…from kevinmartinjose.com

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