Totally, I have new IDE that is the best fit for me!

Before Zed, I usually use VS Code for work. It’s quite good for universal IDE if you don’t need to care about your computer’s resource.

Sometimes, I tried other text editor/IDE but no one is good enough me almost because lack of extensions and language server, I usually work with two or three languages in same time. I have tried Neovim & Emacs (actually, I worked with Emacs for Erlang before) but that is not match for my work flow.

Zed is the best fit for me, it can keep my mindset from time when I worked with VS Code, move from VS Code to Zed without effort that is nice!

I can get almost things (extensions, LS) like when I worked with VS Code and save tons of resource for me. When working with VS Code I opened 4-5 repos in same times and 2-3 languages and switch between them for me my Macbook Pro 14’ with 16GB almost full of RAM (and around >10GB swap disk) and 10-15% cpu for VS Code processes. Now, with Zed I have almost no swap disk and almost zero cpu for Zed, that’s amazing! After switch to Zed, I have more resources and battery life for other things!

An other things, you still using Copilot and other AI for suggesting & solve problems in IDE!

My Macbook Pro 14 (M1 Pro + 16GB Ram) resource before & after: Before: Ram 80-85% + 10-15 GB swap file. CPU 20-30% After: Ram 65-72% + 900MB swap file. CPU 10-15%