Introducing stan-vim

I made a Vim plugin for Stan!
I’ve been reading and writing a lot of Stan lately, but mainly in barebones text
editors (or even just by cat
ing out the file), so I had to make do with none
of the creature comforts of my favorite text editor, Vim.
But I also wasn’t happy with the syntax highlighting provided by existing Vim plugins (and they also looked out of date and thinly maintained…), so I just went ahead and learnt a truckload of Vimscript1.
Check out the plugin! You can find installation instructions here and documentation here. Screenshots of syntax highlighting and projects links are below.



stan-vim
syntax highlighting.As it turns out, Vimscript is a very not-good language. This is probably the last Vim plugin I write. ↩︎