Annili

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by Annili 4y ago
I’m not the only developer, but I’ve %90 of the work. Hopefully, we can get more support and expand > How long did it take from first line of code to current state? It started out as a part-time side project and after a while I started w
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by Annili 4y ago
Zas Editor developer here. I think it’s important to address a problem a few people have mentioned so far: no data is collected other than your Mac’s serial number, which used to be used for finding how many computers a license is used on (
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by Annili 4y ago
Hi, in the current and only version, your Mac’s serial number is collected, which used to be used to ensure one license can be used on only one computer (this is not the case anymore). We’re going to add a privacy policy in the website. We
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by Annili 4y ago
No data is collected other than the serial number of your Mac for making sure you can only use your license on one computer, which we realized was a bad idea, and made changes. We’re going to add a privacy policy in the website. We haven’t
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by Annili 4y ago
We’re currently working on VIM key bindings. If you’re interested, you can follow us on twitter @ZasEditor
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by Annili 4y ago
The more complex half is written in Rust. But you’re right, making it available for Linux isn’t something we plan to do soon
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by Annili 4y ago
Working on it.
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by Annili 4y ago
Added my info on the contact page
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by Annili 4y ago
Thanks for the hint. You can follow us on Twitter @ZasEditor for update announcements.
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by Annili 4y ago
We’re definitely going to support more languages. You can follow us on Twitter @ZasEditor to see the update announcements.
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by Annili 4y ago
We realized how big of a mistake that was. We updated the server and the website. It is now possible to use one license on multiple computers. edit: We would appreciate if you could mention that your comment in case someones reads your&#x27
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by Annili 4y ago
Do you mean why we chose to make it native instead of making it cross-platform?
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by Annili 4y ago
Zas Editor developer here. As far as I know, it’s a feature unique to Zas Editor. > I can already tell I would be much more likely to refactor often with such a feature. I’ve been working on Zas Editor in Zas editor for a while now, and
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by Annili 4y ago
Thank you for the feedback. We made a change to the landing page, it should be more clear what languages are supported now. The first sentence now is "A new, capable, and fast code editor for Go and Rust, focused on both reading and wr
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by Annili 4y ago
We are using LSP under the hood, but you can't add more language servers yourself. AS for DAP, a debugger would be a huge feature to implement, we wanted to get it right before releasing it.
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by Annili 4y ago
I believe Nova added support for vim keybindings recently. We're going to add vim keybindings soon. In fact, we're starting to regret not implementing the functionality for this release!
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by Annili 4y ago
Hi Raph. It amazing to see you here and thank you for all the xi crates. > Any thoughts on how you made that decision? The reason behind that is Zas Editor started out as a fork of Xi Editor! We're also using a fork of xi-rope, thou
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by Annili 4y ago
@dang our post was marked as [dup]. The title is too ambiguous. Can we update it to 'Zas Editor: Capable, Fast and Native CodeEditor Designed for Reading and Writing'.
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by Annili 4y ago
Thank you for the feedback! We are on it. Just quick question, are you on a desktop?
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by Annili 4y ago
Thank you! Fixed it
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by Annili 4y ago
Hi, thanks for the tip, I will add that to the FAQ. There is no VIM key binding at the moment. We are planning to add one; we know how many developers (including us) would want that.
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by Annili 4y ago
Hi everyone! I'm the lead developer of Zas Editor. I wanted to share some details about the editor you might be interested in. The text-storage data structure, syntax highlighting and search features are written in Rust, and the UI is
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by Annili 4y ago
Sorry to hear that. At the moment only Go and Rust are supported. We are currently working on plugins. What did you think about the Rust & Go support? Would you use it for Python if we add support?
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by Annili 5y ago
> One of the people on my team wrote a very “contrib directory” version of that for internal testing If that is open-source, could you please share a link to it? I'm curious what advantages this "stack-graphs LSP wrapper"
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by Annili 6y ago
I'm curious to see if Tree-sitter can be used to provide fast and rich code navigation. I was able to implement simple goto definition/references [1], not sure if it can be used for more advanced navigation features in a language-
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by Annili 6y ago
> "Paredit for TypeScript" Is there a list of ideas for Structural Editing in C-like languages? I can think of `extend-selection, `move to parent block`, `add arg to function`
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by Annili 6y ago
In the third paragraph: > ... technical limitations meant it was impossible to know if this really was H2O (water) or hydroxyl molecules (consisting of one oxygen atom and one hydrogen atom) in minerals.