Chime 2.0 – a Go Editor for macOS • Hacker News Board

Post by 404mm » Tue, Nov 01, 2022, 6:44 PM UTC

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I’m still running Atom. I’m hoping Pulsar will keep Atom alive. Besides of VSCode, I tried using Sublime for a while. Its absolutely great slick editor (pricey but I was willing to pay for that comfort) but the plug-ins I use were very mediocre and subpar. How about you?

At work I run VSCode. At home I try to run Nova. But I do not seem to get used to it and I fall back to VSCode a lot of times. As a "secondary editor" I use TextMate 2.0. Let's see if Zed is going to be good. Or maybe I should learn neovim.

I use BBEdit as my secondary editor. It’s pretty fast and stable. Nova looks pretty mature but it doesn’t have some extensions I need :(

Post by throwaway102233 » Tue, Nov 01, 2022, 7:48 PM UTC

mattiemass wrote: post #32

throwaway102233 wrote: post #31

I just downloaded this to give it a trial and so far my exprience has been infuriating. I go to quick open a file - it takes 5 seconds to provide me a suggestion, I select my suggestion and hit enter, nothing, I double click, nothing, I hit the space bar, nothing.... Okay, let me maximise the window, I double click the window title, nothing, hmm, let me double click where the window controls are, nothing. It hardly f…

I'm sorry it's working so poorly for you. 2.0 has some performance issues that do make it seem more like slow-open in a number of situations. We're working on it.

honestly even having a progress bar on the bottom right of the status bar would help - then at least people know it's doing something

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