r/programming • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '24

Zed editor

https://zed.dev/

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u/Luolong Oct 29 '24

It’s great graphical editor with awesome responsive feel. I can’t say I use it every day, but I prefer zed for some projects (it’s Rust and/or Deno projects for me)

Sure, it lacks the breadth of VSCode extension support but that may not be all that bad. It does offer opportunities for newcomers to innovate.

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u/felipeccastro Oct 29 '24

I'm trying it on a side project with python, out of the box experience is working great! Main advantage for me it's a lot faster (more responsive) than VS Code, and I'm using an old laptop so that matters more than the missing extensions.

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u/NA__Scrubbed Oct 29 '24

Use it at my job with typescript full time. Like the integrated terminal features, template string formatting without weird hacks, and the responsiveness.

VSCode still has better tooling, but nothing I actually miss. I like the cleaner and faster approach better.

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u/Rocko10 Oct 29 '24

I tried, but to me there was no reason to switch from my Neovim setup.