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I prefer IDEs like Zed that don't lock me in to their ecosystem and force me to "log in" to use them.
by gslepak 1y ago
I prefer IDEs like Zed that don't lock me in to their ecosystem and force me to "log in" to use them.
- gnarlouse 1y ago`codeium` which is now `windsurf` started out as a vscode fork IIRC
- froober 1y agoNot to be confused with `vscodium` which is an open source build of vscode
- gnarlouse 1y agoYeah definitely confused it with vscodium, thx
- bpavuk 1y agoyou missed the point. Zed develops and pioneers ACP (Agent Client Protocol), which I can also use in other editors and with other agents. at the moment, only Neovim is available as an alternative editor, but nothing stops, say, JetBrains from implementing it. I can plug Codex, Gemini, Claude Code, and Goose directly into my editor of choice.
- TiredOfLife 1y agoCodeium started as VS Code extension (after their pivot). The whole Windsurf rebrand fork happened years later