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*[pangloss/vim-javascript][vim-javascript] - "Vastly improved Javascript indentation and syntax support in Vim."
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*[othree/javascript-libraries-syntax.vim][javascript-libraries-syntax.vim] - "Syntax for JavaScript libraries," including Angular. This is the hotness you want to autocomplete ng-repeat et al. in your html.
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*[matthewsimo/angular-vim-snippets][angular-vim-snippets] - "repo for UltiSnips & Snipmate for angular to be included as a submodule for use in your .vim directory." ngc<tab> ftw.
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*[matthewsimo/angular-vim-snippets][angular-vim-snippets] - "repo for UltiSnips & Snipmate for angular to be included as a submodule for use in your .vim directory." `ngc<tab>` ftw.
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*[claco/jasmine.vim][jasmine.vim] - "Jasmine Plugin for Vim," making your unit testing experience more excellent
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*[scrooloose/syntastic.git][syntastic] - "Syntax checking hacks for vim": excellent syntax checking for everything, including javascript and html. Install jshint globally (`npm install -g jshint`) and syntastic will get to work checking your javascript the right way (if your project already has a .jshintrc for use with grunt, it will even use that).
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