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-title: From General Zod to Superman - Crafting Stories in Zed Editor
-url: crafting-stories-in-zed-editor.html
-date: 2023-05-22T12:00:00+02:00
-type: post
-draft: false
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-
-Pretentious title! Good start! I have nothing to add to this discussion. I just
-like this editor and wanted to write something here that will remind me to use
-it again in a while when/if it becomes available for Linux.
-
-**TLDR:** I think this code editor is very cool and has a massive potential.  I
-hope they don’t mess up with adding a plugin ecosystem to it!
-
-Out of morbid curiosity, I started using the [Zed editor](https://zed.dev/) on
-my Mac. Zed is a high-performance, multiplayer code editor developed by the
-creators of Atom and Tree-sitter. Written in Rust so it has to be blazingly
-fast! 😊 It's a joke, calm down.
-
-Over the past year, I have switched between [Helix
-editor](https://helix-editor.com/) and [VS
-Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/), but for the last couple of months, I have
-been using Helix exclusively.
-
-I've been genuinely impressed by Zed. When you open a file, it automatically
-detects its type and downloads the corresponding [LSP (language
-server)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_Server_Protocol).  The list of
-supported languages is not extensive, but it's still impressive.  It's a great
-example of how to create a product that stays out of your way.
-
-![Zed editor](/posts/zed/zed-1.png?style=bigimg)
-C code on a light theme.
-
-For C development it downloaded [clangd](https://clangd.llvm.org/) and setting
-up missing dependencies in code was rather easy. For this project I use
-[SDL2](https://www.libsdl.org/) for rendering terminal emulator. It’s a hobby
-project, don’t worry about it.
-
-If you are going to give this a try and you are using C, I suggest checking two
-files in the root of your project folder. If you don't have them, create them.
-
-**compile_flags.txt**
-
-```
--I/opt/homebrew/include
--I/opt/homebrew/include/SDL2
-```
-
-Easy way of checking what the appropriate includes for a specific library is to
-use `pkg-config` and in my case `pkg-config SDL2 --cflags-only-I`. But this is
-nothing new to C/C++ devs. Just a noter for people who are using Visual Studio.
-
-**.clang-format**
-
-```
-ColumnLimit: 220
-BasedOnStyle: Mozilla
-```
-
-I prefer Mozilla coding style for C so you can set that up.
-
-They really have something special here. Although there is no version available
-for Linux yet, I will stick to Helix. This impressive piece of engineering is,
-above all, an amazing example of craftsmanship.
-
-They have a bunch of amazing integrated functionalities like live desktop
-sharing, code sharing in a live coding session. There is a lot of pretentious
-marketing speak there but the product is still amazing!
-
-For me the speed and the simplicity of the product was the most impressive 
-thing. You get that: it just works feeling. A rare thing in 2023.
-
-![Zed editor](/posts/zed/zed-2.png?style=bigimg)
-
-They also managed to add [Github Copilot](https://github.com/features/copilot)
-in a non obtrusive way. To me, everything feels very intentional and
-specifically selected. It's minimal yet maximally effective.
-
-<video src="https://zed.dev/img/post/copilot/copilot-demo.webm" autoplay loop></video>
-
-It is a perfect balance between VS Code, Jetbrains IDE’s and something like VIM
-or Helix.
-
-I just hope they **DON’T** add plugin support and keep it like it is. They as a
-vendor should add stuff to it with great deliberation and thought. And this way
-the product will stay fast and focused. That’s my two cents.
-
-Amazing job!