title: How to setup: Cygwin + Vim = IDE for Ruby, Python and other programming languages?
body: <p>I primarily use Linux at home but I have a Windows (XP) machine at work. So now I've got Cygwin setup and I'm interested in some Ruby programming at this point in time. I also use the Vim editor on my Linux machine so I'd like to use it as the editor on Cygwin. I'd also like Vim to be my IDE when I code Ruby stuff. I've read that this can be done although I am unsure how this all can setup in Cygwin (i.e. should I just install plugins? or do I need to compile Vim in Cygwin?)</p>
  
  <p>Can someone help me setup Vim in Cygwin so that it can be used as an IDE for Ruby (and perhaps Python and other programming languages>?</p>
  
  <pre><code>- Cygwin version is 2.764
  - Ruby (in Cygwin) version is 1.8.7
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  <p>Update: What I am specifically looking for is to get something similar to installing <code>vim-ruby</code> or <code>vim-nox</code> in Debian.</p>