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c# extension is available, uses Omnisharp LSP

https://zed.dev/extensions/csharp


Omnisharp is extremely slow. It becomes unusable for larger projects.


Okay, so what kind of solution are you looking for here? VS Code uses a closed-source LSP server for its C# extension. Rider is it's own custom stuff, of course.

So...where does that leave the Zed team? If existing LSPs aren't good enough, that's not a Zed problem: they're building an editor, not LSPs for your favorite language.


but that's the thing - apart from being editor it doesn't offer anything of substance... if I want to have an editor I can use BBEdit or Vim...


Thrive in obscurity is much better title that current one


Thanks for sharing, similar command is available in Windows as well.

I tested below command in PowerShell

& 'C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe' ` --headless ` --print-to-pdf="$env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\page.pdf" ` '<url>'


I've used Asciidoctor as publishing tool chain. It compiles to epub, pdf. Very easy to configure CI using GH actions. Plugins are also available for vscode and intellij.


The great work of your life by Stephen Cope

Have started reading this one recently, really fun read so far. Book's focus is on Dharma.


Web Demo doesn't work for me on mobile, works fine on pc.


Loved reading this, thanks for putting in the effort to share with community.


Not a Go programmer and usually don't post here. Just wanted to appreciate the effort, also saving it for future reference. Thanks


great ! see you soon


The Principles of Object-Oriented JavaScript by Nicholas C. Zakas (120 pages).


epub / mobi versions are available here: https://archive.org/details/whatiscode.html


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