VimInAnger competition, how about Project + simplefold + taglist + rcov + bufferlist + xmpfilter?

A number of screencasts showcasing vim+ruby coolness are being collected at sciruby.

Making your own is easy, so show the world how to save some keypresses! :)

This animation demoes:

• the "Project" IDE/buffer explorer
• my Simplefold plugin
• taglist
• basic insert mode completion
• rcov 's compiler plugin, which finds uncovered code introduced since the last run
• bufferlist
• xmpfilter in -u mode to generate Test::Unit assertions

Pretty dense for two minutes :)

This one shows some self-referencing xmpfilter magic:

Screencasts? - J`ey (2006-10-22 (Sun) 04:21:23)

How do you make those screencasts?

mfp 2006-10-22 (Sun) 16:23:19

It's becoming a perennial question :) I've been using x11rec, cheap but handy.

James 2006-10-26 (Thr) 15:46:17

See http://digitalmedia.oreilly.com/pub/a/oreilly/digitalmedia/2005/11/16/what-is-screencasting.html?page=1

for some good info on sreenasting tools and techniques

(or Google for Jon Udell + screencasting)

mfp 2006-10-26 (Thr) 16:32:36

Thanks, I can see a couple good links there. Looks like I won't be using the good old x11rec for long :)