Vimjuta (or more formally anjuta-gvim) is an Anjuta Plugin which integrates Vim into the IDE. Finally get to use a debugger and a project manager in conjuction with your 1337 vimming skills, to move to the ultimate goal. World Domination.
Coming Soon...
Vimjuta is currently under heavy development (as of May 19th, 2009), and the best way to get
it is through GIT.
You can also obtain a buggy 0.1 release from here
The installation procedure is currently a bit involved, as some of the patches that have to be made to Anjuta haven't been accepted upstream. Please read the INSTALL document in the source trunk for instructions on how to install Vimjuta.
Vimjuta is buggy. I won't deny it, but please do file a bug report if you notice something fishy/wrong. Bug Tracker
I'd like to thank Johannes Schmidt for mentoring me through the entire summer in the creation of this project. I'd also like to thank Sebastian Granjoux for all his code reviews and the advice that he has offered. I'd like to thank you in the hope that you will try the plugin out and give me feedback on which I can work on. I'd also like to thank Leslie Hawthorn and the whole Google Open Source Programs Office for their Google Summer of Code Program, under which this plugin was started.