If this can be 90% of the basic VSCode editor experience then I'm interested. Full props to VSCode's more advanced workflows[0], but I've mostly bought into jet

If this can be 90% of the basic VSCode editor experience then I'm interested. Full props to VSCode's more advanced workflows[0], but I've mostly bought into jetbrains for that use case at this point. If I can fill the basic slot with a jetbrains product it fits well into my goal of a uniform tooling experience across everything. Fingers crossed for a good product that'll push both it and vscode to be better. [0]I use vscode as a basic text editor that can handle lots of files in a multi directory workspace because it's fast at it, plus markdown rendering and some basic autocomplete. I don't use the debugging features, navigation, or anything similar in it, but like I said, I give it full marks for being capable there, it's just that's outside my use case.