Arrival of Multi-Language Support Debugger by Zed

Zed, a popular editor among Linux and macOS developers, has recently taken a significant step forward by integrating a built-in debugger into its platform. This new addition joins a growing trend of developers embracing AI-powered tools for a smoother coding experience, often referred to as "vibe coding."

The debugger in Zed boasts a consistent and responsive interface, making it easy for users to navigate through their code. It is built on top of the Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP), allowing it to connect to language-specific debug adapters and support a wide range of programming languages, including Rust, Go, Python, JavaScript, and C/C++.

In the upcoming update, Zed users can expect even more advanced debugging features. The Zed team is planning to add watch lists and new views for memory, disassembly, and stack trace. These additions aim to provide developers with a more comprehensive and efficient debugging experience.

Moreover, the debugger in Zed offers features like code completions and suggestions, further streamlining the coding process. It also makes version control easier within the editor, as it now has Git support.

For those who prefer alternative packages, Flathub and the project's official website offer viable options. Zed is also available for early access on Windows through a signup program.

Zed's debugger support is the result of a community-led effort, involving developers from the Zed team and its community. More details about the debugger in Zed can be found in the documentation.

As Zed continues to evolve, the development team is committed to expanding support for additional languages and build systems. With its AI-driven features and advanced debugging capabilities, Zed remains a compelling choice for developers on Linux, macOS, and soon, Windows.