Some dotfiles I use:

• vim - my vim configuration and plugins
• bash - some simple bashrc modifications and aliases
• zsh - configuration for the zshell
• gitconfig - my gitconfig file
• terminator - terminator solarized theme

##To install:

To install any configuration automatically just use the rake tasks:

to install vim: rake install:vim

to install zsh: rake install:zsh

and so forth for every configuration

to install everything: rake install:all

OBS: of course you will need ruby and rake for this.

##Vim Usage:

Plugins:

• pathogen
• ctrlP
• nerdTree
• tComment
• Syntastic
• supertab
• buferexplorer
• sparkup
• surround
• easymotion
• indent-guides

####Mappings:

- [n] <F3>             => toggle search highlighting
- [n] <C-o>            => open a new line bellow, but don't change mode
- [n] <space>          => space on normal mode (usefull for rapid formating)

- [n] <Ctrl>t          => new tab
- [n] <Ctrl>arrows     => move to left/right tab

- [n] <Shift>arrows    => move to pane (corresponding to the arrow direction)
- [n] \w<arrows>       => move panel to other position
- [n] \ws | \wv        => open split pane (s=horiz, v=vert)

- [n] <C-p>            => trigger ctrlP plugin (files fuzzy finder)
- [n|i] <leader>s      => SyntasticCheck
- [n|i|v] <leader>c    => tComment
- [i] <Ctrl>e          => trigger sparkup (zen-condig)

- [n] \be              => open bufexplorer
- [n] \bs | \bv        => open bufexplorer on split pane (s=horiz, x=vert)

- [n] <ld><ld><motion> => fire easymotion for that motion (w, b, j, k, W, B)
- [n] <ld><ld>f<char>  => fire easymotion for that char

- [n] <ld>ii           => toggle indent guides

OBS:

• () [] {} "" '' => all auto close
• all yanks and pastes work with the system clipboard

####Sparkup:

- [i] [sequence]<C-e> => trigger the expansion
ex:
  div#header > span.title + img.logo < +div#content <C-e>
  expands to:

  <div id="header">
      <span class="title"></span>
      <img src="" alt="" class="logo" />
  </div>
  <div id="content"></div>

####Syntastic:

Use <leader>s to trigger Syntastic check.
Also runs automatically when the file opens or when the buffer is saved.

need external libraries:

    javascript -> JsHint   :  npm install jshint
    python     -> flake8   :  pip install flake8
    json       -> jsonlint :  npm install jsonlint
    csslint    -> csslint  :  npm install csslint
    coffee     -> coffee   :  npm install coffee-script

####BufferExplore:

<leader>be      -> open buffer explore
<leader>bs      -> horizontal split open
<leader>bv      -> vertical split open

####Observations:

On vim, inverting the ESC and CapsLock it's a good idea. If you are using some Gnome-based UI: system preferences > keyboard > layout > option > "CapsLock key behavior" and click on the option "Swap ESC and CapsLock"