We Have to Start Over: From Atom to Zed

Post by dieortin » Sun, Feb 18, 2024, 11:18 PM UTC

notso411 wrote: post #161

tonis2 wrote: post #159

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Which accessibility features are you most commonly using ? Just wondering, what are the most used accessibility features, that new GUI-s don't have.

Getting ratioed because people think “my app must follow accessibility for… oh.. uh… because big company does so we must do same ooga booga smoothbrain incapable of critical thinking” Waste of time unless you are aiming your application AT people who use screen readers e.g. medical or public sector. EVEN THEN has anyone actually tried? Even accessible websites are garbage.

Post by derekperkins » Wed, Feb 21, 2024, 4:59 PM UTC

brigadier132 wrote: post #175

losvedir wrote: post #146

I don't use Zed, but I noticed José Valim using it when he was live streaming a coding session. I mostly use VSCode, but one feature he used in Zed was really compelling: he did a "Find All", which was similar to VSCode in that it opened a results pane with snippets from all the files that matched, but then he was able to edit the snippets directly from there, and was able to use multi-cursor editing and all the othe…

Jetbrains ides already do this. It's absurd but one of the primary reasons I use Jetbrains over vscode is because i can search for a directory and open it in the navigation pane.