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  1. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    Created a feature request for #GramEditor (how odd that they use a wiki for feature requests, but I'm not going to fight it :blobcatthumbsup:)

    codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/w

    #grameditor
  2. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    Created a feature request for #GramEditor (how odd that they use a wiki for feature requests, but I'm not going to fight it :blobcatthumbsup:)

    codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/w

    #grameditor
  3. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    Created a feature request for #GramEditor (how odd that they use a wiki for feature requests, but I'm not going to fight it :blobcatthumbsup:)

    codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/w

    #grameditor
  4. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    Created a feature request for #GramEditor (how odd that they use a wiki for feature requests, but I'm not going to fight it :blobcatthumbsup:)

    codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/w

    #grameditor
  5. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    Created a feature request for #GramEditor (how odd that they use a wiki for feature requests, but I'm not going to fight it :blobcatthumbsup:)

    codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/w

    #grameditor
  6. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    Honestly the lovely app icon by itself already is reason enough to switch from #Gram to #Zed as code editor.

    gram-editor.com/

    #GramEditor #ZedEditor

    #gram #zed #grameditor #zededitor
  7. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    Honestly the lovely app icon by itself already is reason enough to switch from #Gram to #Zed as code editor.

    gram-editor.com/

    #GramEditor #ZedEditor

    #gram #zed #grameditor #zededitor
  8. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    Honestly the lovely app icon by itself already is reason enough to switch from #Gram to #Zed as code editor.

    gram-editor.com/

    #GramEditor #ZedEditor

    #gram #zed #grameditor #zededitor
  9. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    Honestly the lovely app icon by itself already is reason enough to switch from #Gram to #Zed as code editor.

    gram-editor.com/

    #GramEditor #ZedEditor

    #zededitor #grameditor #zed #gram
  10. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    Honestly the lovely app icon by itself already is reason enough to switch from #Gram to #Zed as code editor.

    gram-editor.com/

    #GramEditor #ZedEditor

    #gram #zed #grameditor #zededitor
  11. DansLeRuSH ᴱᶰ @[email protected] ·

    #GramEditor #IDE 2.0 is here 🐸

    › codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/r

    #grameditor #ide
  12. DansLeRuSH ᴱᶰ @[email protected] ·

    #GramEditor #IDE 2.0 is here 🐸

    › codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/r

    #grameditor #ide
  13. DansLeRuSH ᴱᶰ @[email protected] ·

    #GramEditor #IDE 2.0 is here 🐸

    › codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/r

    #grameditor #ide
  14. DansLeRuSH ᴱᶰ @[email protected] ·

    #GramEditor #IDE 2.0 is here 🐸

    › codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/r

    #ide #grameditor
  15. DansLeRuSH ᴱᶰ @[email protected] ·

    #GramEditor #IDE 2.0 is here 🐸

    › codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/r

    #grameditor #ide
  16. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    After moving from #Zed to #Gram as my main code editor, my muscle memory still has to adjust to the different CLI name. Configuring an alias feels counterproductive though.

    #ZedEditor #GramEditor

    #zed #gram #zededitor #grameditor
  17. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    After moving from #Zed to #Gram as my main code editor, my muscle memory still has to adjust to the different CLI name. Configuring an alias feels counterproductive though.

    #ZedEditor #GramEditor

    #zed #gram #zededitor #grameditor
  18. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    After moving from #Zed to #Gram as my main code editor, my muscle memory still has to adjust to the different CLI name. Configuring an alias feels counterproductive though.

    #ZedEditor #GramEditor

    #zed #gram #zededitor #grameditor
  19. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    After moving from #Zed to #Gram as my main code editor, my muscle memory still has to adjust to the different CLI name. Configuring an alias feels counterproductive though.

    #ZedEditor #GramEditor

    #grameditor #zededitor #gram #zed
  20. Niklas Korz @[email protected] ·

    After moving from #Zed to #Gram as my main code editor, my muscle memory still has to adjust to the different CLI name. Configuring an alias feels counterproductive though.

    #ZedEditor #GramEditor

    #zed #gram #zededitor #grameditor
  21. Jakob Miksch @[email protected] ·

    started using #gram editor and I really like it
    all the features I need and feels fast
    #codeeditor #grameditor

    gram.liten.app/

    #gram #codeeditor #grameditor
  22. Jakob Miksch @[email protected] ·

    started using #gram editor and I really like it
    all the features I need and feels fast
    #codeeditor #grameditor

    gram.liten.app/

    #gram #codeeditor #grameditor
  23. Jakob Miksch @[email protected] ·

    started using #gram editor and I really like it
    all the features I need and feels fast
    #codeeditor #grameditor

    gram.liten.app/

    #gram #codeeditor #grameditor
  24. Jakob Miksch @[email protected] ·

    started using #gram editor and I really like it
    all the features I need and feels fast
    #codeeditor #grameditor

    gram.liten.app/

    #grameditor #codeeditor #gram
  25. Jakob Miksch @[email protected] ·

    started using #gram editor and I really like it
    all the features I need and feels fast
    #codeeditor #grameditor

    gram.liten.app/

    #gram #codeeditor #grameditor
  26. Aral Balkan @[email protected] ·

    Thanks to a work-in-progress Homebrew cask by Andi Péter (codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/i), I was just able to quickly install and play with the new Gram code editor (codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram#g) – a fork of Zed with all the bullshit (AI, telemetry, etc.) removed that looks like it could be great editor to recommend both for people just learning to code (as I was, recently, to recommend for people learning Kitten¹) as well as seasoned programmers who don’t want to work in terminal.

    And, as a bonus, it actually has a Helix Editor mode so if that’s your daily driver (raises hand), you can just use it like Helix (i.e., Helix Editor in a graphical shell).

    If you want to try Andi’s build (only works on Mac at the moment and remember, you have to trust Andi):

    brew tap petrosz007/gram-tap codeberg.org/Petrosz007/homebr
    brew install --cask gram

    PS. You can follow the author of Gram, @krig, on the fediverse :)

    ¹ kitten.small-web.org

    #gram #editor #gramEditor #programming #coding #dev #zed #zedEditor #helix #helixEditor #brew #macOS #noAI #privacyRespecting #tool

    #gram #editor #grameditor #programming #coding #dev
  27. Aral Balkan @[email protected] ·

    Thanks to a work-in-progress Homebrew cask by Andi Péter (codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/i), I was just able to quickly install and play with the new Gram code editor (codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram#g) – a fork of Zed with all the bullshit (AI, telemetry, etc.) removed that looks like it could be great editor to recommend both for people just learning to code (as I was, recently, to recommend for people learning Kitten¹) as well as seasoned programmers who don’t want to work in terminal.

    And, as a bonus, it actually has a Helix Editor mode so if that’s your daily driver (raises hand), you can just use it like Helix (i.e., Helix Editor in a graphical shell).

    If you want to try Andi’s build (only works on Mac at the moment and remember, you have to trust Andi):

    brew tap petrosz007/gram-tap codeberg.org/Petrosz007/homebr
    brew install --cask gram

    PS. You can follow the author of Gram, @krig, on the fediverse :)

    ¹ kitten.small-web.org

    #gram #editor #gramEditor #programming #coding #dev #zed #zedEditor #helix #helixEditor #brew #macOS #noAI #privacyRespecting #tool

    #gram #editor #grameditor #programming #coding #dev
  28. Aral Balkan @[email protected] ·

    Thanks to a work-in-progress Homebrew cask by Andi Péter (codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/i), I was just able to quickly install and play with the new Gram code editor (codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram#g) – a fork of Zed with all the bullshit (AI, telemetry, etc.) removed that looks like it could be great editor to recommend both for people just learning to code (as I was, recently, to recommend for people learning Kitten¹) as well as seasoned programmers who don’t want to work in terminal.

    And, as a bonus, it actually has a Helix Editor mode so if that’s your daily driver (raises hand), you can just use it like Helix (i.e., Helix Editor in a graphical shell).

    If you want to try Andi’s build (only works on Mac at the moment and remember, you have to trust Andi):

    brew tap petrosz007/gram-tap codeberg.org/Petrosz007/homebr
    brew install --cask gram

    PS. You can follow the author of Gram, @krig, on the fediverse :)

    ¹ kitten.small-web.org

    #gram #editor #gramEditor #programming #coding #dev #zed #zedEditor #helix #helixEditor #brew #macOS #noAI #privacyRespecting #tool

    #gram #editor #grameditor #programming #coding #dev
  29. Aral Balkan @[email protected] ·

    Thanks to a work-in-progress Homebrew cask by Andi Péter (codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/i), I was just able to quickly install and play with the new Gram code editor (codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram#g) – a fork of Zed with all the bullshit (AI, telemetry, etc.) removed that looks like it could be great editor to recommend both for people just learning to code (as I was, recently, to recommend for people learning Kitten¹) as well as seasoned programmers who don’t want to work in terminal.

    And, as a bonus, it actually has a Helix Editor mode so if that’s your daily driver (raises hand), you can just use it like Helix (i.e., Helix Editor in a graphical shell).

    If you want to try Andi’s build (only works on Mac at the moment and remember, you have to trust Andi):

    brew tap petrosz007/gram-tap codeberg.org/Petrosz007/homebr
    brew install --cask gram

    PS. You can follow the author of Gram, @krig, on the fediverse :)

    ¹ kitten.small-web.org

    #gram #editor #gramEditor #programming #coding #dev #zed #zedEditor #helix #helixEditor #brew #macOS #noAI #privacyRespecting #tool

    #tool #privacyrespecting #noai #macos #brew #helixeditor
  30. Aral Balkan @[email protected] ·

    Thanks to a work-in-progress Homebrew cask by Andi Péter (codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram/i), I was just able to quickly install and play with the new Gram code editor (codeberg.org/GramEditor/gram#g) – a fork of Zed with all the bullshit (AI, telemetry, etc.) removed that looks like it could be great editor to recommend both for people just learning to code (as I was, recently, to recommend for people learning Kitten¹) as well as seasoned programmers who don’t want to work in terminal.

    And, as a bonus, it actually has a Helix Editor mode so if that’s your daily driver (raises hand), you can just use it like Helix (i.e., Helix Editor in a graphical shell).

    If you want to try Andi’s build (only works on Mac at the moment and remember, you have to trust Andi):

    brew tap petrosz007/gram-tap codeberg.org/Petrosz007/homebr
    brew install --cask gram

    PS. You can follow the author of Gram, @krig, on the fediverse :)

    ¹ kitten.small-web.org

    #gram #editor #gramEditor #programming #coding #dev #zed #zedEditor #helix #helixEditor #brew #macOS #noAI #privacyRespecting #tool

    #gram #editor #grameditor #programming #coding #dev