Most of my contributions to Vim are via plugins.

I now maintain most of the SQL portion of Vim's runtime. I work for a database company and therefore use SQL day in and day out.

SQL PluginsEdit

• dbext Provides database access to many dbms (Oracle, Sybase, Microsoft, MySQL, DBI,..)
• SQLUtilities SQL Utilities - Reformatting SQL statements, generate - columns lists and procedures for databases
• SQLComplete SQLComplete is a SQL code completion system using the omnifunc framework best used in conjuction with dbext

Utility PluginsEdit

• YankRing Maintains a history of previous yanks, changes and deletes so you can paste and retrieve data at any time
• SrchRplcHiGrp Search and/or replace based on a syntax highlight group. If Vim knows how to highlight it, you can use substitution commands on it.
• WhatsMissing Shows what is missing between 2 buffers, useful when updating Vim syntax files for example, you need to add new things.
• OutlookVim Use Vim to edit the body of an email from Microsoft Outlook

Adobe Flex PluginsEdit

• Flex Development Support Flex development support, ftplugin, indent, syntax, code completion, ...

Miscellaneous files which are all included in the Vim runtimeEdit

• sql.vim ftplugin for SQL (Common for Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase, ...)
• sql.vim SQL indent file for Sybase SQL Anywhere and Oracle
• sql.vim Syntax file for Sybase SQL Anywhere
• hamster.vim Hamster (Classic | Playground) filetype plugin
• hamster.vim Hamster (Classic | Playground) indent file
• hamster.vim Hamster (Classic | Playground) syntax file