This VS Code Killer Just Went Open Source (Written In Rust BTW)

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Zed's looking cooler than ever. Still has a ways to go, but open sourcing such a big project is always impressive. Genuinely hyped for the team and can't wait to see where things go. Will this help me stop missing Sublime Text? Will my search for the perfect IDE stop here? To be determined.
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Github repo: github.com/zed-industries/zed
Announcement post: zed.dev/blog/zed-is-now-open-...
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@zedindustries4498

Hey Theo, I'm Nathan, one of the founders. Awesome video, and thank you! You're absolutely right that catering to the needs of content creators is a no-brainer. It's one of the things I was excited about with channels, where you could write code and invite a live audience that you can put on stage. It's like participatory streaming. I think all of your critiques were pretty valid, and the team is taking a look at addressing your feedback.

@ashneilroy

Your shirt used 3GB of my data

@JohnBuildWebsites

So sick of all these Mac only tools claiming to be the next greatest thing. If they are not cross platform, they aren't killing anything.

@DonchoAngelov

Not impressed (yet). No Dart support, no C/C++ support. Of course, that's too much to ask, as even in VScode, this comes throughout a plugin.

@richardikin

Zed cannot be anywhere near a "VS Code" killer until it's available for Windows. Being MacOS only makes it extremely limited, and destined for the sidelines.

@jacedddd

Mac only. Just saved you 5 mins.

@HiImKyle

"This VS Code Killer", you mean the MacOS only editor? Yeah sure.. Totally a VSCode killer. JetBrains Fleet has more chance to kill VSCode than Zed does.

@Kevinsterkilde

Okay, so I'm barely 40 seconds in and immediately have to call BS. I have never felt VS Code being slow in terms of key presses, even on very large codebases.

@jbritain

As much as I'm against Electron, the fact that it allows vs code to run on pretty much any platform is a big part what makes it so widely used. Zed really needs to get support on Linux and Windows before it can be a 'vs code killer'.

@boccobadz

Mac only, so it's a big no-no from the get-go.

@anon_y_mousse

Personally, I don't get why anyone needs all that junk in their editor. Are you a programmer, or a point and clicker? The only argument I hear that really seems to be in favor of it is speeding up development time, but if you don't know what is being done with all the code flashing on screen, then you're going to introduce bugs at some point which leak data or delete it or even just cause long outages, and when that happens, if you don't actually know what the code is doing then you won't know how to fix it. All of these auto features allow point and clickers to slip through the cracks and it's a very bad idea for the future.

@henri6764

Zed looks promising but I wish they would focus on getting the base functionality ready first before some more advanced features

@badumtsy

From the creator of Atom AND TREE-SITTER, wow, that's a very huge plus! The tree-sitter grammars are a lot more powerful than what current VSCode supports (text mate?). Anyone familiar with "wtf, why can't I get syntax highlighting inside inline styles attribute in a html tag" should really appreciate the change!

@06kellyjac

AGPL isn't Apache, its the Affero version of GPL which is specifically designed for server-side applications.

@JEM_GG

I love how Theo learning an IDE has the exact energy of someone learning a new fighting game character xD

@martiananomaly

I scanned your shirt and got a link to the create-t3-app repo

@Coksnuss

4:59

@flipperiflop

Ok, trying to write some Rust and Go code with the editor, and the experience is pretty damn good - I got autocomplete and syntax highlight out-of-box, JetBrains keybindings, a nice light theme and font customization and vim mode... I absolutely love the responsiveness of it.