@sigismundninja I use it sometimes. I'm still missing the good git support, support for non-Unicode files and the over all feature richness from JetBrains IDEs.
But I can not say that anything would be enshittificated at zed. It helps too much for the taste of some people, who want to craft every single character in their file themselves, but the defaults are reasonable for most devs, I would say.
Definitely much better than the most popular editor: VSCode. What are your issues?
@duco I'm not a Zed user, but genuinely curious about why some people use it. (And I'm always in search for a better editor..) My understanding is that Zed has tons of "anti-features" (like VS Code, PyCharm etc..) and the code base seems to be shit.
I'm sure there are real good and innovative features as well.
The post was also a rant about enshittification in general...
(I'm an #Emacs user, but think I'll give #HelixEditor a real try.)
TLDR: I'm ranting about stuff of which I know very little.
Telemetry, AI and subscription lock-in setups. Also super weird 18+ license. Huge amounts of (vibe?) code to do very basic stuff. See my other context reply.
I got all my information from that one guy behind the #Gram fork, so... Yeah.
Before that, some comments made by Richard Feldman made me wonder how they were using Rust in Roc and Zed. The amount of code and the described patterns did sound weird.