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Congrats on launching, this looks like an interesting project. Sorry if I missed this from the post, but is there any particular reason why Zed is tied to Chro
by lauriswtf 13y ago
Congrats on launching, this looks like an interesting project.
Sorry if I missed this from the post, but is there any particular reason why Zed is tied to Chrome? Are there any technical benefits?
P.S. I am asking because I am currently involved in a project of similar type - a web based GUI for databases (MySQL, Postgres, MSSQL, Oracle) - Datazenit[0], but we decided against shipping it as a packaged Chrome app, because it would narrow potential user base.
[0] - http://datazenit.com/ http://datazenit.com/
P.P.S. Just to let you know - link to your twitter account is broken (https://twitter.com/zed_editor https://twitter.com/zed_editor).
- krat0sprakhar 13y agoThe author mentions the benefits of sticking with chrome - * Cross platform: Zed runs on any platforms that desktop Chrome runs on (including Chromebooks) * Installation is easy with just a few clicks * Upgrades are automatic * Settings are automatically synchronized between all computers logged into with the same Google account. * Special “Notes” space is stored in Google Drive and synchronized between computers automatically as well. Link - http://zedapp.org/ http://zedapp.org/
- JasonFruit 13y agoTake the underscore out of the Twitter link.