Sure! Give it a shot. It's still in beta, so obviously not feature-complete and still missing a lot of things that Vim/VS Code offer (plugins, more language support, ...), but I do like the UX already.
Going to use Zed to develop Zed, yes. I also used it in the past few weeks to hack on Rust and TypeScript code. Plan is to make the Vim keybindings (which already exist) so good that I don't miss Vim.
On the CLI, to edit config files and so on, I'll never get rid of Vim, I think.
I use an S3 bucket.
Do you use the Arq Cloud offering for storing your backups or do you use your own storage/cloud?
Was inspired by this to really tune my zshrc. I tuned the color scheme of zsh-highlight, of exa. Feel so good about how my terminal looks now.
I am curious. Will you recommend zed to a vscode/vim user? why/why not? (It is a friendly question) :)
Sure! Give it a shot. It's still in beta, so obviously not feature-complete and still missing a lot of things that Vim/VS Code offer (plugins, more language support, ...), but I do like the UX already.
Love it. I always fall behind on the latest dev tools so this refresher is really useful.
Are you going to use zed as an IDE or stick with neovim?
Going to use Zed to develop Zed, yes. I also used it in the past few weeks to hack on Rust and TypeScript code. Plan is to make the Vim keybindings (which already exist) so good that I don't miss Vim.
On the CLI, to edit config files and so on, I'll never get rid of Vim, I think.