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@excid3 watching your mad vim skills pairs perfectly with pancakes
When I'm considering whether it's worth the effort building a feature, the first thing I do is check if there's a Ruby gem available for it. The second thing is checking if @excid3 made a video about it. (benefit is that you understand the code, versus just plugging in a gem)