Posting my response from Unix & Linux here as well since that thread was closed.
While there are many plugins for Vim, it really isn't an IDE. However, you can get many of the features of IDEs in Vim.
As has been mentioned, you can install plugins manually by searching for them based on features you'd like. If you are looking for something that is already mostly configured, then I'd suggest using scrooloose's vimfiles project hosted on GitHub. You can clone it into your ~/.vim:
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http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Use_Vim_like_an_IDE
这里有各种 vim 插件的链接。探索此站点，您可以找到更多关于使用 Vim 作为 IDE 的资源和技巧。
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Use_Vim_like_an_IDE
This has links for various plugins for vim. Explore on this site and you can find a few more resources and tips for using Vim as your IDE.
http://www.derekwyatt.org/vim/vim-tutorial-videos/
这些视频可以教你很多关于 vim 的知识。我想看完它们后您将能够做任何您需要做的事情。
http://www.derekwyatt.org/vim/vim-tutorial-videos/
Thoses videos can teach you a lot about vim. I guess you'll be able to do whatever you need to after looking at them.
发布我的回复 Unix & Linux 也在这里，因为该线程已关闭。
虽然 Vim 有很多插件，但它实际上并不是一个 IDE。不过，您可以在 Vim 中获得 IDE 的许多功能。
如前所述，您可以根据您想要的功能搜索插件来手动安装插件。如果您正在寻找已经大部分配置的东西，那么我建议使用 scrooloose 的 vimfiles 项目托管在 GitHub 上。您可以将其克隆到 ~/.vim 中：
您可能需要先备份当前的
~/.vim目录。下载后，您可以安装子模块：
最后，要使用新插件，您必须通过添加
source ~/.vim/vimrc 来获取到您的~/.vimrc中的 vimrc 文件~/.vimrc。Posting my response from Unix & Linux here as well since that thread was closed.
While there are many plugins for Vim, it really isn't an IDE. However, you can get many of the features of IDEs in Vim.
As has been mentioned, you can install plugins manually by searching for them based on features you'd like. If you are looking for something that is already mostly configured, then I'd suggest using scrooloose's vimfiles project hosted on GitHub. You can clone it into your ~/.vim:
You may want to backup your current
~/.vimdirectory first.Once it is downloaded you can install the submodules:
Finally to use the new plugins you'll have to source the vimrc file in your
~/.vimrcby addingsource ~/.vim/vimrcto your~/.vimrc.