Visual Studio Overhaul
After spending time trying to customize emacs/spacemacs/gvim only to miss Visual Studio intellisense and debugger, I decided to go the opposite way - modify Visual Studio to work more like Casey's editor.
Hide Main Menu - Auto hides main menu when not in use (hit alt to show it)
Hide Suggestions and Outlining Margins - Hide all the wasted margin space
MinimalisticView - Hide all the rest of the UI clutter
Add New File - Hotkey for popup, type subpath/filename/filetype
File Path on Footer
VSNav - fuzzy finder
Remarker - Customizable comments like Casey's TODO/Imporant etc.
License File Manager - Auto add custom license file on save
Output enhancer - colorize output
VSColorOutput - colorize output
TabGroupJumperVSIX - set a hotkey to send file to split view, then hotkey this to jump between panes
VsVim - Text editing in Vim > Emacs. Come at me
Smooth Caret - so smooth
Text Sharp - so sharp
PowerMode - turn off screen shake and its a nice visual cue if you undo multiple things
Trim line ends on save - no more line ending warnings
Indent Guides - nice customization, i like them.
Visual Assist - some nice stuff but you gotta pay for it
I had to go through the various visual studio options menus disabling things and binding keys.
I setup TouchCursor to bind arrows to space+hjkl (vim movement keys) which is nice because I built an Atreus (40% keyboard).
I also stuck VIFM inside ConEmu and use quake-mode if I need to browse directories. I made a batch script to send source files to the active visual studio - http://q2a.vifm.info/203/emacs-like-dired-or-helm-incremental-search-and-complete