I’ve kept my eye on this, not due to the AI, but because Zed is a scumbag organization that thinks mandatory opt-out arbitration is okay, because they don’t think their users should have rights. You of course don’t have to sign in but it still indicates they are an evil organization. Alas, I just keep on being super happy with Neovim so I don’t use it.

I am using gram for regular development and it works very well. Do not do any fancy stuff but auto-completion works fine as well as navigating the code base.

I’ve been using this daily since version 1.0.0 was released 2 months ago. Very few complaints.

I like Zed for the AI features, but it's nice that there's an alternative for people who don't.

Give me good ol' Sublime Text.

I have been using this for a little while. It works well. Installing extensions was slightly more difficult than regular zed. Otherwise it’s been a rather pleasant experience.

I tried Zed some time ago and it simply wasn't better than nvim.

I remember reading about zed being the up and coming editor when Atom was sunsetting. I've been using Pulsar Editor, but is there a particular reason to jump ship to Zed/The Gram?

I tried it last month and then an update suddenly caused it to stop working.

https://codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/issues?q=&type=all&state=open&labels=1262818&milestone=0&assignee=0&poster=0

It was great while it worked. I hope they fix it soon.

I'll try it. I still want to make a move off of vs code/codium. I keep zed and lapce installed to keep an eye on but at work everyone uses vs code and its familiar to everyone. I don't know why more people don't give lapce a try or more attention. Zed seemed like it would be corporatized in some way since the beginning. I can see why editors like Kate aren't super adopted with the lack of plugins like vs code but it seemed like Lapce has a pathway to be as extensible