I’ve shared my nvm installation and my git config, but there is an other thing I use a lot (and that I’ve been using for a while now) : launching Sublime Text from the Terminal.

I’m not a big fan of nano or vi (I do use them in some cases), but with that config, you’ll be able to do this, anywhere in the terminal :

• subl foo.js : will open the file in Sublime
• subl . : will open the folder in Sublime (with a file explorer on the left)

Follow the steps explained in this link https://gist.github.com/artero/1236170.

Note : I called my shortcut subl, not sublime (like in the example in the link above)