The document discusses the text editor VIM, including that it was released publicly in 1991 and is based on the vi text editor. It operates via both a command line and GUI. The document also outlines several plugins that can be used with VIM, such as ack.vim, auto-pairs, and nerdtree. Specifically, vim-go is highlighted as a plugin that allows developers to build, run, test, and install Go code as well as providing source analysis, static checks, linting, and more.

1. How I go

2. Hello!
I am Ivan Borshukov
Cloud Developer
find me at @botu6aa

3. vim
a programmers text editor

4. VIM
✣ Released publicly in 1991
✣ Based on vi text editor
✣ Command line & GUI
✣ Encourages donating to children in
Uganda

5. VIM

6. VIM plugins

7. Complex scripts, usually written
in VIM’s internal scripting
language, vimscript.

8. VIM WITH plugins

9. Plugins
✣ ack.vim
✣ auto-pairs
✣ bclose.vim
✣ bufexplorer
✣ csapprox
✣ ctrlp.vim
✣ gitv
✣ neocomplete.vim
✣ neosnippet-snippets
✣ neosnippet.vim
✣ nerdcommenter
✣ nerdtree
✣ syntastic
✣ tagbar
✣ vim-fugitive
✣ vim-gitgutter
✣ vim-go

10. VIM-go
✣ https://github.com/fatih/vim-go
✣ Build, Run, Test and Install
✣ Test code coverage [browser]
✣ Godoc [browser]
✣ Goto definition

11. VIM-go
✣ Source analysis
✣ Static checks and linting
✣ Tags
✣ Custom text objects and more...

12. Thanks!
Any questions?
You can find me at @botu6aa

13. Credits
Special thanks to all the people who made and
released these awesome resources for free:
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✣ Photographs by Unsplash
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