In this screencast I share how I use ExpanDrive to edit files using Vim over FTP/SFTP where NERDTree will work. I prefer using ExanDrive over an FTP/SFTP client because I want to be able to use normal browsing to edit files.
Actually, on the mac ftp is read-only by default. I solved the problem by using the Netrw vim plugin (script_id=1075 -- native on recent vim installs), which offers a NERTree-like browser (:Explore).
Thanks for the podcast. I am on a mac, and for all mac users you can do exactly the same thing by simply going to the Finder menu Go > Connect to server... Fill in the login info for your favourite server, and then simply direct NERDTree to /Volumes/yourfavouriteserver. Voilà.
you reeeeally need to use a mac, man. Windows just doesn't really fit with the unix workflow, this is an example of why.
thecottonwolf 3 months ago
Actually, on the mac ftp is read-only by default. I solved the problem by using the Netrw vim plugin (script_id=1075 -- native on recent vim installs), which offers a NERTree-like browser (:Explore).
ebroesch 5 months ago
Thanks for the podcast. I am on a mac, and for all mac users you can do exactly the same thing by simply going to the Finder menu Go > Connect to server... Fill in the login info for your favourite server, and then simply direct NERDTree to /Volumes/yourfavouriteserver. Voilà.
ebroesch 5 months ago