It seems like we've hit a veritable Cambrian explosion of editors and I don't understand what market signals are being picked up where people find the editors insufficient.
As an anecdote - I really want to see consolidation here. All my chat services under one parent application. WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, Messenger.
I really don't care about the vendor for chat services, just exhausted of installing multiple clients and many of the clients being pretty garbage.
I would also like to say the same for many services. Online banking is top of mind for me right now as I have several bank accounts chasing competitive savings rates.
There was a time where one application for multiple chat services was a thing, e.g. Pidgin, Trillian or Miranda. With thw death of ICQ, AIM or MSN this is pretty much history.
The mirroring stuff is FOSS and I think so is the client, the financial model being that you're limited to a fairly low amount of services proxies at once without a paid plan
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rope_(data_structure) https://github.com/cessen/ropey
SoKamil•2mo ago
> Athas is an opinionated but highly customizable code editor, aiming to be lighter on resources
From Github:
> built with React, TypeScript, and Tauri
With all due honesty, this is not lightweight at all compared to other editors.
bdamm•2mo ago
Not what I'd expect from an informative page about a lightweight editor.