Hello,
On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 09:13:43AM -0300, Lucas Tadeu Teixeira wrote:
> I stumbled upon this while on reddit. It's a plugin for collaborative
> work on VIM. Like Google Docs, but for VIM (though it doesn't have
> the cloud storage part).
>
> Here is the link:
> http://www.fredkschott.com/post/50510962864/introducing-covim-collaborative-editing-for-vim
>
> Github repo:
> https://github.com/FredKSchott/CoVim
>
> I still haven't had the chance to test it. Has anyone tried it yet?
> It looks pretty interesting :-)
It looks really nice, and talking about collaborative editions in
vim, I'm currently writing a plugin that enables collaborative editions
using Etherpad.
http://github.com/guyzmo/vim-etherpad/
I'm currently having some troubles finishing to port the Changeset
library for operational tranformations from JS to python, but it does
work 100% from server to client, and about 60-70% for the client to
server updates.
The advantage over CoVim is that it supports already existing
collaborative editors, and enable one to work with non-vim users.
Ultimately, I'd like the plugin to support not only etherpad, but
also other kind of collaborative frameworks (like gobby and share.js).
It may be also a good idea to merge my work with CoVim ultimately,
to support both their system, and existing systems.
Any help is welcome in improving that library, and I hope I'll come
back soon to make a 1.0 anouncement ;-)
Cheers,
--
Guyzmo
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