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PeepOpen is a new application from PeepCode that gives you a smarter fuzzy file search (like in TextMate) and also works in MacVim and Emacs. It really helps out in MacVim and is much easier to configure than the fuzzy file finder plugin.
Wrapping Up
This isn't everything I use but It's a pretty good start. If you have any must have apps or dev environment shortcuts, please post in the comments.
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…. (I also hear praise for the NERDtree plugin from people who use vim more than I do.) Overall, though, I think Ben's screencast is a nice bit of training, and certainly goes deeper than the average 5-minute Railscast. Peepcode has a great little screencast on emacs , but nothing on vim so far.
Ben also created a video on how to use Amazon S3 in a Rails app, and I'll be reviewing that soon.
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Features
Do your text editor's navigation facilities do this?
Easy installation with a single application and one-button editor plugin.
Fuzzy search including relative path within project and filename.
Smart sorting algorithm puts the most likely file at the top based on modification time and the best metrics from two fuzzy match algorithms.
Useful metadata …
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