Just released: Ideavim - NERDTree Cheat Sheet by llanillo

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Just released: Ideavim - NERDTree Cheat Sheet by llanillo

Download it free at http://www.cheatography.com/llanillo/cheat-sheets/ideavim-nerdtree/?utm_source=mastodon

@cheatsheets #CheatSheet #CheatSheets #jetbrains #nerdtree #ideavim

@tweezerAT @mthie ha, da hab ich doch heute glatt erfahren, dass VIM schon von Haus aus einen File-Explorer mitbringt: netrw - finde ich gar nicht schlecht, vielleicht deinstallier ich #Nerdtree wieder. VIM überrascht einen immer wieder.

NERDTree is a #vim plugin that creates a project browsing tree that is easy to use. For beginners it is the most similar to modern IDE file explorers (vim power users use netrw).

Movement is the same as a regular vim buffer. Files, sym-links, executable files, and directories are highlighted differently and can be bookmarked for quick access.

Checkout ":help NERDTree" for more info or press "?" inside a NERDTree buffer for help.

https://github.com/preservim/nerdtree

Day 6 - #100DaysToOffload

#nerdtree

I don't like the look of #nerdtree for several reasons.

1. #Vim has a built-in file browser called netrw.

2. Text-UI file browsers are inherantly slow, because you have to tap tap tap tap through the list of items. I find #fzf is >10x faster .

3. A lot of nerdtree users seem to have it set up in a side-panel. That seems like a horrible waste of screen-space