Pulsar Engine

Need we say anything more?

@MarkGPatterson @msdev Generally because VS Code is more broadly applicable. That, and you can make it do anything Visual Studio can by virtue of extensions and configuration.

@msdev Why not Visual Studio? It's so much more capable that VS Code!

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So amazing to see the UX slowly coming together

@realNirajK @martyitsarocket @zeddotdev We have a community-facing fork that does this and much more. Though it is not one for one API compatible at this point: github.com/Far-Beyond-Pul…

@martyitsarocket @zeddotdev i just wish zed team to make the gpui framework standalone and separate it from the zed's repo.

Using @zeddotdev a bit recently whilst making my own GPUI project. It has given me a lot of respect for the zed team. Rust only UIs are no joke, and GPUI (whilst bloated by the dependent crates) is a hell of a thing to engineer. Also a new found respect for browsers and what web devs take for granted (like scrollbars, views, drag and drop, text select and copy and paste etc..)!

Photo dump from the latest work on rewriting the node graph rendering to be it's on WGPU renderer to handle arguably unhealthy amounts of nodes being in frame:

```rs fn main() { println!("Hello, Twitter. Meet Pulsar! "); } ```