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255 points rd07 | 1 comments | 20 Aug 24 07:15 UTC | HN request time: 0.227s | source
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geenat ◴[20 Aug 24 08:22 UTC] No.41297978[source]▶
As an extension writer...

Writing extensions in Lua is huge. (Same as OBS) Looks very simple and productive.

It's one of the main reasons I've stuck to Sublime... extending with Python is very easy and works everywhere.

Even if both Zed and VSCode are strong in other areas.. Rust extensions makes me cringe (a build toolchain? ugh..) VSCode's inconsistent undocumented Javascript API is a pain in the butt (paste & pray driven development).

Will be keeping an eye on this.

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ta8645 ◴[20 Aug 24 08:43 UTC] No.41298090[source]▶
For what it's worth, NeoVim's extension language is Lua as well.
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1. srik ◴[20 Aug 24 11:42 UTC] No.41299077[source]▶
Yup. I've paradoxically found it more convenient to write my neovim plugins+configuration in lua than in python with vanilla vim's python api.