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Useful Vim plugins for web development and design (php, html, css, javascript)?

rated 0 times [ 81] [ 2] / answers: 1 / hits: 48040 / 14 Years ago, sun, july 4, 2010, 12:00:00

Right now I'm using surround.vim to enclose text in HTML tags, and a plugin that highlights text according to the hex value in the CSS file (e.g. #888 will have gray background in the CSS file).

Are there other useful plugins for web development?

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Here is a list of the plugins mentioned in the answers so far:

surround.vim to enclose text in HTML tags

jslint.vim to check for JavaScript errors with JSLint

Emmet.vim for HTML and CSS high-speed coding

phpfolding.vim to for automatic folding of PHP

Syntastic for automatic syntax checking of e.g. PHP

Exuberant ctags for tagging of a wide array of languages.

Tagbar Helps view/navigate source, displays call signature in status area.

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answered 14 Years ago feliciarainak · Accepted Answer

I've written answers for this question and this question explaining how to get JavaScript syntax checking / linting and source-code browsing / tag-list for Vim using the community-driven jshint.com (which is way better than JSLint IMO) and Mozilla's DoctorJS (formerly jsctags).