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Founder of Atom here. We're building the spiritual successor to Atom over at https://zed.dev . We learned a lot with Atom and had a great time, but it always fell short of our vision. With Zed we're going to get it right. Written in Rust, custom native UI framework, engineered to be collaborative. Just starting our private alpha this week, so the timing of this announcement feels quite fitting. Here's a talk I gave l…
Any chance of collaboration with https://lapce.dev/ ?
Founder of Atom here. We're building the spiritual successor to Atom over at https://zed.dev . We learned a lot with Atom and had a great time, but it always fell short of our vision. With Zed we're going to get it right. Written in Rust, custom native UI framework, engineered to be collaborative. Just starting our private alpha this week, so the timing of this announcement feels quite fitting. Here's a talk I gave l…
Hmm, curious how this will compare to Jetbrains’ fleet editor. Of course, they share the problem that I can’t yet use either :)
I remember this being released and this was a concern at the time that the project would be abandoned. If I remember this it was mostly a concern as Github as a company should focus on their main product which is not an editor and that there are many existing editor that do it better. I suspect that what actually killed this is the acquisition of Github by Microsoft and the fact that Microsoft are pushing VSCode very…
What other editors are better and could be recommended? I guess I'm replacing Atom today
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Sure, but that doesn't help if your project is in Rust.
Rust actually has a library with very good flutter integration, it does require using dart for the actual flutter part though, but it works well together.
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I work on the linux kernel using CLion and the IDE is still fast. I would not be interested in a non-Java IDE for the performance.
Are you using 32-core / 100GB RAM monster machine? I do everything on my rather powerful laptop, but Jetbrains IDEs are just too much. I can't have more than one project open at time, which is limiting. I didn't try CLion, only IntelliJ for Scala and Rider for C#/F#, all on smallish projects and it will still take 3-6GB of memory :| I'd be interested in even lighter than VSCode IDE ;)
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Sublime, TextMate, …
I love Sublime, still my fave
I actually use VS Code as well, but more like an IDE with tons of extensions, and Sublime is my 'basic' text editor.
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Electron is both an amazing enabling technology, and also an artifact of the sad state of affairs for computing platforms. One could imagine a world where strong standards have been established which would allow you to easily deploy lean native applications across a wide variety of platforms. Instead we ended up in this bizzare world where if you want to maintain a desktop GUI app, you either need a large team to sup…
By the way “write once, run anywhere” was the original promise of Java. Back in the 90s! Before JavaScript was even a thing!!! People wrote Java applets that were supposed to be same everywhere. It even had GUI. Nobody expected that not Java, but _JavaScript_ will be the actual write once-run everywhere.
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How often do developers want to edit the same file, at the same time, and have those updates occur in real-time? I see this as a compelling feature for something targeting the use cases of, say Google Docs, where multiple people are contributing to an outline document or a business plan at the same time - but for code, I don't quite see the appeal.
> How often do developers want to edit the same file, at the same time, and have those updates occur in real-time? That's a very specific example of collaboration. Remote work is exploding. What about, say, integrated, collaborative debugging or code review? Integrations with things like Slack?
Examples:
- VSCode Live Share https://code.visualstudio.com/learn/collaboration/live-share
- JetBrains IDEs Code With Me https://www.jetbrains.com/code-with-me
- Standalone https://www.coscreen.co https://duckly.com