Atom
An open-source code editor developed by GitHub, built on the Electron framework with a rich plugin ecosystem. It was discontinued in 2022; its core team subsequently created the Zed editor.
Core Facts
Zed is a high-performance code editor developed by the Zed Industries team, built on a Rust architecture with deeply integrated AI programming capabilities.
Zed is a Rust-based code editor developed by the Zed Industries team.
Atom is an improved version of RSS, standardized by the IETF (RFC 4287), and is superior to RSS 2.0 in terms of format specification and internationalization support.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Zed was developed by the team that previously built the Atom editor.
Zed was built by the core team behind the former Atom editor and Tree-sitter.
The Atom editor was discontinued by GitHub due to its bloated architecture and performance issues.
The IETF introduced Atom (RFC 4287) as a competing standard to RSS.
Zed is a Rust-based code editor developed by the Zed Industries team.
Zed Industries was co-founded by Nathan Sobo, Max Brunsfeld, and Antonio Scandurra, all of whom were previously core engineers at GitHub and deeply involved in the development of the Atom editor and the Tree-sitter parser.
Zed co-founder Nathan Sobo had already conducted in-depth research on the application of CRDT in text editing during the Atom editor era.
Zed is a high-performance code editor developed by the Zed Industries team, built on a Rust architecture with deeply integrated AI programming capabilities.
RSS 2.0 was developed primarily by Dave Winer, and the Atom protocol became an IETF standard in 2005.
The Atom protocol became an IETF standard in 2005; the Atom specification is stricter than RSS 2.0, requiring explicit content type identification and complete XML namespace declarations.
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Zed is a high-performance code editor developed by the Zed Industries team, built on a Rust architecture with deeply integrated AI programming capabilities.
85%VerifiedZed is a Rust-based code editor developed by the Zed Industries team.
75%VerifiedAtom is an improved version of RSS, standardized by the IETF (RFC 4287), and is superior to RSS 2.0 in terms of format specification and internationalization support.
75%VerifiedThe Zed editor was created by the original authors of the Atom editor and Tree-sitter, and is built entirely in Rust.
70%Partially VerifiedAtom是2003年由IETF标准化的替代协议（RFC 4287）
65%UnverifiedMicrosoft previously grew from a latecomer to the world's most popular code editor by open-sourcing VS Code, defeating early movers such as Sublime Text and Atom.
60%UnverifiedZed was developed by the team that previously built the Atom editor.
50%UnverifiedZed was built by the core team behind the former Atom editor and Tree-sitter.
50%UnverifiedThe Atom editor was discontinued by GitHub due to its bloated architecture and performance issues.
50%UnverifiedThe IETF introduced Atom (RFC 4287) as a competing standard to RSS.
50%UnverifiedZed Industries was co-founded by Nathan Sobo, Max Brunsfeld, and Antonio Scandurra, all of whom were previously core engineers at GitHub and deeply involved in the development of the Atom editor and the Tree-sitter parser.
50%UnverifiedZed co-founder Nathan Sobo had already conducted in-depth research on the application of CRDT in text editing during the Atom editor era.
50%UnverifiedRSS 2.0 was developed primarily by Dave Winer, and the Atom protocol became an IETF standard in 2005.
50%UnverifiedThe Atom protocol became an IETF standard in 2005; the Atom specification is stricter than RSS 2.0, requiring explicit content type identification and complete XML namespace declarations.
50%UnverifiedThe Atom protocol became an IETF standard in 2005; its specification is more rigorous than RSS 2.0, requiring explicit content type identification and complete XML namespace declarations.
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