Absolutely fascinating deep-dive into the core data structures the folks at Zed Industries use for their #Zed#editor!
"Currently there are over 20 uses of the SumTree in Zed. [...] The list of files in a project is a SumTree. The information returned by git blame is stored in a SumTree. Messages in the chat channel: SumTree. Diagnostics: SumTree."
#Grève des profs pour dénoncer la réforme qui amène à classer, étiqueter, stigmatiser les élèves dès 11 ans
Les #GroupesDeNiveaux décidés par #GabrielAttal sans concertation avec le monde enseignant ne sont pas des groupes de besoin adaptés au terrain, mais une ségrégation des élèves arbitraire et rigide qui ne permet plus de construire ensemble
Think it’s fair to say my current editor of choice (free one) is Zed. Clearly still in development but overall a really solid editor that covers most of my needs. Hope they eventually expand to Linux and Windows so the community at large can enjoy it. #dev#zed#code
The Zed text editor has come a long way since Nathan Sobo came on the show last year to tell us about this follow-up to Atom ⚛️
Zed is open source now, has the underpinnings of collaboration built in, is beginning its journey toward full extensibility, is coming to Linux soon & shows serious promise if Nathan’s team can mix their secret sauce just right 🧑🍳
Really not a fan of all this AI nonsense going on in IDEs. #Jetbrains with an un-uninstallable AI plugin (not to mention increasingly poor performance), #zed looks promising and luckily the AI stuff can be disabled but it’s lacking features because it’s new-ish. VSCode is a nope…
Anyone has recommendations for an alternative? I mainly work with #php#laravel#rust and #typescript. Obvious choice for me is #neovim or #helix but I’m finding it such a chore to get working, not to mention tooling.
💰 Rune’s $100k for indie game devs
🤲 The Zed editor is now open source
🦙 Ollama’s new JS & Python libs
🤝 @tekknolagi's Scrapscript story
🗒️ Pooya Parsa's notes from a tired maintainer
🎙 hosted by @jerod
I kept seeing mentions of that #Zed code editor and had to try it out.
Wow. This is a serious potential #Neovim replacer for me. I have recreated most of my key bindings, and it's faster and less resource hungry than my nvim setup, which is both amazing and slightly irritating. 😅
The main thing I'm missing is a way to open a floating terminal window with Lazygit… 🤔
My opinion is that every editor should support LSP out of the box for whatever languages they support. I shouldn't have to install anything. #BBEdit and #Zed are like this and it's great.