We continue improving Fleet, and the third update this year is now available for download. Here’s a list of some of the most significant enhancements below: A quick evaluation of expressions simila

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Fleet 1.15 brings several improvements including Git integration enhancements, quick evaluation of expressions, bundled Tailwind support, and formatting files on save.

Fleet 1.15 Is Here: Git Integration Improvements, Quick Evaluation of Expressions, Bundled Tailwind Support, Formatting the File on Save, and More.

Biggest issue: It cost money to get what VC code gives for free.

I really like the idea of fleet! At the moment it’s just a code editor like VS Code, but I think in a year, it could be the best Code editor/ IDE.
The UI is great, and it already has some nice features (Collaboration, Integrations, …). But I will wait to use it until it supports plugins because I am a big fan of these and without them, it’s not worth it.
I hope that Fleet gets some more features in the near future like more Git stuff, Plugins and other things we know from VS Code.

Is it just me or Jetbrains products consume your pc resources much higher compared to VSC, people?

Still doesn’t seem to have anything to convince me to move over - it is getting better though.