Both Zed and VS Code are great editors, but they serve different needs:
⚡ Speed: Zed (built with Rust) is faster, while VS Code (Electron) can be heavy.
🎨 UI: Zed is minimal, VS Code is highly customizable.
🛠️ Extensions: VS Code wins with thousands of plugins.
🤝 Collaboration: Zed offers real-time multiplayer editing.
📡 Remote Dev: VS Code supports SSH, WSL, and containers.
🔌 Git &amp; Terminal: VS Code has built-in Git tools &amp; terminal, Zed doesn’t.
👉 Zed for speed &amp; teamwork. VS Code for flexibility &amp; features.
Which one do you prefer? 🚀

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Zed and VS Code are both excellent code editors with distinct features. Zed, built with Rust, is faster and offers real-time multiplayer editing, making it great for speed and teamwork. VS Code, built on Electron, excels in flexibility with its highly customizable UI, extensive plugin library, and robust support for remote development, Git, and terminal integration.

Zed vs. VS Code: Which One Wins?

Zed has Extensions, a Git client and a Terminal

“Collaboration: Zed offers real-time multiplayer editing.”
So does VSCode with LiveShare.

Zed… it is fast and minimalist. I use both, each one for different use cases. Zed will get better…

I guess someone has to say it, what about neovim :D