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> Why? Genuine curiosity, what's the angle for a market for sublime/zed alternatives? What are they lacking? In my opinion, Sublime’s biggest gap is that it’s
by SpartanJ 1y ago
> Why? Genuine curiosity, what's the angle for a market for sublime/zed alternatives? What are they lacking?
In my opinion, Sublime’s biggest gap is that it’s not open-source, and there aren’t many (if any) open-source alternatives that match its feature set, performance, and unique user experience, Sublime just feels especially nice. Zed comes closest, and I think it’s fantastic, but it’s VC-backed, so their focus on profitability will likely shape the user experience over time (as some users are already noticing). Every editor has its pros and cons, and preferences vary, but there’s always room for innovation. Even subtle differences can add up to a significantly better user experience. With ecode, I’m aiming to deliver a polished, enjoyable experience while subtly innovating on common editor features. That said, ecode is opinionated in some ways, so it won’t suit everyone, though it’s highly customizable and configurable.
> And congrats on your project, looks interesting.
Thanks! =)
- pokipoke 1y ago> Sublime’s biggest gap is that it’s not open-source But yours is also not open-source
- leiserfg 1y agoIt is, the link is in the readme.
- r34ct0r14 1y agoit is or at least, the source is present check the readme, he has the source in the GUI repo
- SpartanJ 1y agoIt's in the main project repo, since ecode it's part of a much bigger project: https://github.com/SpartanJ/eepp/ https://github.com/SpartanJ/eepp/ Here's the explanation: https://github.com/SpartanJ/ecode/?tab=readme-ov-file#source-code https://github.com/SpartanJ/ecode/?tab=readme-ov-file#source...