I was compelled by the original release of Zed: Zed is a high-performance, multiplayer code editor from the creators of Atom and Tree-sitter. Atom was a pretty darn fine code editor, only scuttled by the fact that Microsoft bought GitHub back in 2018. Atom was GitHub’s thing, and Microsoft already had VS Code. At the […]

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Zed, a high-performance code editor from the creators of Atom, is now open source. It utilizes the strong code parsing tool Tree-sitter and emphasizes polished design. Extensions are planned for the future, similar to VS Code.

The New Code Editor Zed has a Strong Start, and is now Open Source

Mean every product initially launched for MacOS users. Others (linux) are not developers! right?

Having gotten used to VScode, I found ZED a little too complicated to get around, migrating from Notepad++ to Sublime Text and from Sublime Text to VS Code was a breeze for me. And then it doesn’t have a Monokai theme, what code editor comes shipped without Monokai?

Hmm. Vs code is already perfect… We need a lot of tools as dev but no code editor.
And VS code was built on Atom, but it became way more popular, long time before Microsoft buyed Github. This is not a kind of victim killed by Microsoft as presented in the article. Vs Code won the battle by being used by a majority of devs, just because it was excellent.

Experienced Notepad, after Sublime text and next Atom, all was good but VsCode summoned it with popularity and interesting tools around. Now the best, is Jetbrains products, and VsCode the alternative.

Can’t wait for it to be available on Windows.