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I switched to Zed for C, C++, Rust, Angular, and am extremely happy with it. I use it with it's vim mode, which is very good. For the record, I've tried the Je
by lionkor 2y ago
I switched to Zed for C, C++, Rust, Angular, and am extremely happy with it. I use it with it's vim mode, which is very good.
For the record, I've tried the JetBrains suite for at least a year, vscode, vim, neovim, visual studio (windows), qtcreator, and at least one more I dont remember. Zed is superior for everyday coding, for me.
The only thing it lacks is debugging, so I can't use it for C#, but I also can't use vscode for C# so that's understandable.
And man, its so snappy.
- b4ckup 2y agoI use vscode (with omnisharp not c# devkit) for c# every day. Did you try it out?
- leosanchez 2y agoIs devkit better than Rider ?
- b4ckup 2y agoI tried to use vscode c# devkit but it is horribly unstable and has severe bugs that make it unusable for my projects. But I'm really happy with vscode + omnisharp. I never used rider so I cannot really say which is better but I tend to not like jetbrains IDEs (from experience with IntelliJ and webstorm).
- lionkor 2y agoI did not! Rider is extremely satisfying to use.
- pimeys 2y agoI've been using vim since the 90's, then emacs and helix. Never a GUI editor, always terminal. This year I just tried Zed and I'm super happy about it. It's open source, they offer a flake in their repo for me to get the latest version compiled to my NixOS installations if I want. It's fast, their LLM features are tasteful and they come with the open source version of the editor. It's written in Rust which is my main programming language. This SSH feature is great, I can just remotely turn on my workstation at home and use it with Zed over tailscale. I'm also waiting for a good debugger story, especially for Rust. It will come...
- OptionOfT 2y agoWait? How do you debug C, C++ and Rust then?
- lionkor 2y agogdb! I got used to it and now it's more than enough :)