Two decades of productivity: Vim's 20th anniversary

[2011-11-26] Ryan Paul wrote a nice article after figuring out that Vim was born 20 years ago. That is the day Vim was first send out to the world. I have actually been working on it a big longer, let's consider that a pregnancy (without the side effects :-). You can find the full article here. (Bram Moolenaar)

Vim charity update

[2011-04-28] Vim users are encouraged to support needy children in Uganda, as a "thank you" for all the work. I have recently visited the project to see what they are doing with our donations. They are doing very well! Read my visit report, with lots of pictures, you can find it here. (Bram Moolenaar)

Recent Script Updates	4,024 scripts, 6,764,009 downloads

[2012-05-19]	AsyncCommand : Execute commands and have them send their result to vim when they complete
	(4.0) Fix some issues with console vim. Pass return code to handlers. Capture all output from commands. Add more error checking. Thanks to patch contributors v.yurin and Dan Wanek. - David Briscoe
[2012-05-19]	gprof.vim : A file type plugin for gprof (GNU profiler) output
	(0.2) - fixes for c++: function names can contain * [ ] . which messed up pattern matching when pressing CTRL-] - fixes in syntax highlighting - jumplist now works as expected (can press CTRL-I after CTRL-]) - Dominique Pellé
[2012-05-19]	jshint.vim : JSHint Integration
	(0.1) Initial upload - Joe Stelmach
[2012-05-19]	vmark.vim: Visual Bookmarking : Toggle visual bookmarking and jump through bookmarks
	(1.1) Fixed undefined variables defect for multiple buffers. - Michael Zhou
[2012-05-18]	c.vim : C/C++ IDE --  Write and run programs. Insert statements, idioms, comments etc.
	(5.19) - Resolve home for linked home directories. - Three C++-items removed (see file 'customization.cpp.vim'). - Bugfix: global options changed unintentionally. - Minor improvements and bugfixes. - Fritz Mehner
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