Add scripts to make it easier to install/update
Don’t use a submodule to install vundle

Now it will be installed the usual way
Lazy-install Vundle plugins

inspired by http://erikzaadi.com/2012/03/19/auto-installing-vundle-from-your-vimrc/
Lazily upgrade vundle
Use the new Vundle “Plugin” syntax

Instead of “Bundle” which is now deprecated
Switch to base16-tomorrow color scheme

It’s more up to date and has better contrast.

Users can pick their
Turn off cursorline

It causes full redraws of the screen when scrolling

This can be very slow, especially for more complex syntax highlighting,
such as with complex Haml files.
gitgutter is only slow when cursorline is on
Turn on omnicompletion
Configure supertab to use omnicompletion
Don’t require user input to install Vundle plugins
Remove matcher

Seems that the built-in ctrlp matcher is fine.

We are thinking that projects that need a more performant matcher can
deal with this on their own. We can reduce the complexity for everyone
else by removing matcher.
Move ctrlp key bindings into keybindings.vim

Configure ctrlp to be more like its defaults
Consolidate all keybindings into keybindings.vim
Revert back to default NERDTree configuration

We were continually annoyed by the small size and whenever NERDTree
would change the PWD of vim.
<D-e> triggers CtrlPBuffer since FufBuffer is gone
Remove <leader>gg for git grep

People should use :Ack or :Ag anyway
Add <D-F> for quickly searching via :Ag
Add YankRing for pasting previous clipboards
Switch to regular Tomorrow Night theme

The base16 version is difficult to set up right with 256 color terminals