I would definitely welcome a Vim plugin with syntax highlighting.
Just to totally overcomplicate it, some method of going through the changes one-by-one and accepting or rejecting them, à la Word's `Track Changes' feature, would be the icing on the plugin's cake.
Also as a feedback, I wouldn't offer the toolkit zip download as the only option to get the plugins--have separate links for them. Both on the announcement page and on Gabe's post I tried to click the Sublime Text plugin to get to a github page or something and see how you went about it.
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I would definitely welcome a Vim plugin with syntax highlighting.
Just to totally overcomplicate it, some method of going through the changes one-by-one and accepting or rejecting them, à la Word's `Track Changes' feature, would be the icing on the plugin's cake.
Also as a feedback, I wouldn't offer the toolkit zip download as the only option to get the plugins--have separate links for them. Both on the announcement page and on Gabe's post I tried to click the Sublime Text plugin to get to a github page or something and see how you went about it.
That's a great point. I'll figure out a better way to handle downloads on the site.