alt Hacker NewsMany of the improvements and refreshed design were "backported" into the traditional IDEs.
And fleet was made to attract the VSCode generation, who they were starting to lose new user momentum to. But VSCode is no longer the biggest threat.
Many of the improvements and refreshed design were "backported" into the traditional IDEs.
And fleet was made to attract the VSCode generation, who they were starting to lose new user momentum to. But VSCode is no longer the biggest threat.
> Many of the improvements and refreshed design were "backported" into the traditional IDEs.
Okay, but what stops any of that for happening for any of the new things since then? To me, a large part of the appeal of Fleet was that it wasn't the entire IDE; adding a new skin to something that feels much too heavyweight for me does not resolve the fundamental problems I had with it.