Dear Vim List
I am a long time vim user, but struggling to use vim for up-to-date python
development using poetry and ruff. I could do with some help, also to bring my
plugins up-to-date with contemporary practice.
My favoured model for development is vim-go (for Golang) with ^X-O for
function/method expansion only, and to see help, when I want it and ^] to jump
to a definition. Seeing recommended fixes is fine but only if I enable it; I
don't want floating windows while typing.
coc/coc-pyright seems very elegant but I'm not sure how to fit it into my
preferred model. Also I'd prefer not to have npm on my machine. The floating
windows as I type is very much something I do *not* want.
My vim setup is pretty much a mess after 20 years, so maybe its time to start
again. I only seem to use:
- align (https://github.com/vim-scripts/Align)
- drawit (https://github.com/vim-scripts/DrawIt)
- vim-go (https://github.com/fatih/vim-go)
- syntastic (outdated?)
...through a mess of different installers etc.
I guess it's time to take a backup and start again.
Thoughts on achieving an effective Python development environment and the best
plugin manager to achieve this would be very gratefully received.
Many thanks,
Rory
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