Well, I’m pleased with #Zed, but you ain’t programming “at the speed of thought” yet.
After so many years of software development, small helps are what free your mind. #ZedEditor is not there yet.
After that comes performance. It’s known that @jetbrains usage of JVM is a resource hog.
If Zen can add the same QoL improvements with great performance, I’m in.
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What QoL feature are missing, exactly?
@BatmanAoD Many:
- Cloning+Editing a theme
- Separate UI / Editor theme
- Double tap CTRL/Shift/Alt/Super
- Docker/DevContainer integration
- Only system shell supported
- No compound tools run
- No Startup/Finish tool runs
- No run given test
- No Command Line Tools integration (composer/bunx/php/etc)
- No VCS pane integration
- No Automcomplete/Intellisense finetuningThat’s is what I can remember. If they make the UI great, people will learn the commands with time.
Makes sense.
What do you mean by “compound tools”?
…as a side note, why do you put Mastodon tags in your posts and comments?
@BatmanAoD running two processes at the same time. For example, the JS dev server and the PHP local server.
I had tags for reach. People follow specific tags and can engage in the conversation.
Do Lemmy posts show up in Mastodon tag streams, then?
@BatmanAoD dunno
What does small helps mean?
@qqq small QoL improvements. I should have phrased it better I guess.