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Nathan Sobo on The Future of Collaborative Code Editing

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Github has pushed the limits of collaboration in coding as a platform for discussing, sharing, and participating in code and projects. Yet, new tools are looking to push the limit even forward. Zed is a collaborative code editor that offers real-time interaction among teammates inside a code development environment. Its creator, Nathan Sobo, envisions a revolutionary tool that will impact social coding collaboration similar to how GitHub has revolutionized file system snapshots. 

In this episode, we explore the backend development of Zed and Nathan’s insights on creating a performance-optimized system in Rust.


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