I always kept switching from Vim to Sublime text until I found this:
http://vim.spf13.com/ The Ultimate Vim Distribution
It's a collection of plugins and common shortcuts such as :W becomes :w, :w!! for saving as root, etc...
In the beginning it was mostly the file-drawler that make me want to leave Vim but that was easy solved by using this version:
https://github.com/alloy/macvim
In combination with iTerm on mac it's my preferred way to develop, the only thing I miss is an easy way to reload, visit pages etc in the chrome-window on my second screen without having to lift my hands from my keyboard, but cmd+tab and Vimium help me with that.
http://vim.spf13.com/ The Ultimate Vim Distribution It's a collection of plugins and common shortcuts such as :W becomes :w, :w!! for saving as root, etc...
In the beginning it was mostly the file-drawler that make me want to leave Vim but that was easy solved by using this version: https://github.com/alloy/macvim
In combination with iTerm on mac it's my preferred way to develop, the only thing I miss is an easy way to reload, visit pages etc in the chrome-window on my second screen without having to lift my hands from my keyboard, but cmd+tab and Vimium help me with that.