Zach C

I've used Zed for almost a year now. It's head and shoulders better than any other editor on the market as far as speed, responsiveness, and simplicity of UX. It's clear that the Zed team thought about the editor from first principles rather than tacking on a lot of random "features." I even write blog posts in Zed.

The most helpful things I've done, in order of helpfulness: 1. Weight training (a miracle drug) 2. Install 'Nuff Tabs and limit my browser to 3 3. Go easy on the coffee

Don't beat yourself up about it! I think ProductHunt launches are overrated (sorry PH!). In my experience it brings you some good vibes, maybe a couple early users (though most people probably won't convert or stick around for the long haul), and a landing page (your launch page) which you can share in the future.

Warp is wicked good. I use it every day personally and during my day job as an engineer. Several of my colleagues have since converted. I've used iTerm for years. I briefly used Hyper (a web-based terminal) but web-tech just sucks for high performance tools. I see Warp as the ideal companion to VSCode, which I hope I'll be able to replace with the new, Rust-based editor Zed at some point. I...

Fantastic product that is truly a pioneer in the no-code space.

Very cool product. It's like Notion's "global search" but across the browser. For developers in particular (what was that docs page again?) it can really be a time saver.