 Have anybody tried Zed editor? What is your experience? At first glance it looks really nice. Slim, performant, no legacy, tree-sitter first (no more regexp hell, hacks and bugs). WebAssembly for extensions, which means you can write them in whatever compiles to wasm, including guile-hoot scheme. 10 comments
@fd9a Actually, it's a good reason to implement guix transitive package managment for rust. Cargo.lock have almost all needed info I guess.  @abcdw There is cargo2guix - https://git.sr.ht/~look/cargo2guix, but I don't like the way it works now. In recent versions it depends on (guix import crate) and on the internet to query crates.io. And on large projects like zed, it's bound to fail, especially with slow internet. @fd9a Yep, I don't like most of the guix import implementations, because they quries the repo for every package. IDK why do so, when languages have a proper lock files with hashes and all other necessary stuff. BTW, I workarounded the problem in fibers/ares, which stoped me last time from implementing transitive package manager for npm. @abcdw I use it as my main editor. Except for data science and typesetting. I really like it.  @abcdw does the wasm host support WasmGC? My understanding was that all the Rust-implemented wasm runtimes don't have it yet  |
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@abcdw A look at Cargo.lock kills all motivation to package this project