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and now what? this 15min here are much more entertaining then this long playlist. And he still wrote it himself. He even gave the dude credits for the idea, whats your problem?
I tested this editor shortly and ngl ... its really really fun to write code in it. Not effective, but hell ... I think I never had this much fun writing something.
I mean, you can go as far back as writing an OS and a C compiler in assembly, but there's no point reinventing the wheel but yeah, at the very least you could write to OpenGL / SDL (if you really need to make it animated like a game) or use something like GTK/Qt to write the UI instead of whipping out a whole ass game engine 😂
This video started out cool AF, building your own editor. Then it turned into something akin to the "Using Microsoft Word as a code editor" which featured full syntax highlighting but also no lsp.
I felt the "fuck it I'm gonna do it in my game engine of choice". More than once I did overlays in unity. I'm trying to be more versatile lately though, I did obs scripts in Lua, web in ts, and a vscode extension recently. I still have my comfort picks like a compiler & interpreter in C#, but I try to be more versatile and learn stuff.
i don't get it. isn't there at least one decent gui framework for desktop apps out there? i've been searching for a while already and haven't found one, yet
@@marc_frankflutter, electron, tauri, react native, godot, and some more I probably forgot. You can use anything but qt or gtk because the only people who use those are linux devs who have absolutely no knowledge about UI and UX principles and should just give up making desktop apps lol
this has my middle school coding style written all over it 😂 I've always been a Python fanboy (with some webdev in JS + PHP for backend cos that was the standard back then) and if I needed a UI more complex than possible in the basic integrated Tkinter (it ships with Python, it's archaic af, but was sufficient for my lil database experiments, most of my apps boiled down to making a fancy GUI to read and edit a SQLite database), I just whipped out Pygame 😂 (at some point I learned Qt... at least enough to import the UI made in Qt Designer and hook up all the functionality I needed) also, whenever I needed some functionality I couldn't do on my own but I knew a terminal tool (an external program) to do it, instead of finding a library or trying to integrate the program (with some kinda hooks) I just did os.system (it just calls the program, same as if you passed a command in the terminal) - even very recently I needed to get IPA (phonetic transcription) in the app, my first thought was to do os.system("espeak --ipa 'text' > /tmp/ipa.txt") and then read the "/tmp/ipa.txt" file in Python to get the output - I did it properly this time, but that's exactly how I'd do it in middle school and, yes, I'm aware even with this kinda external call there's a way better way to get the output of the command rather than just writing to a tmp file and then reading it, but back then I only knew os.system from this library and I was weirdly too prideful to learn new things, instead I frankensteined solutions out of the very few things I knew, at some point instead of just googling "how to play music in Python" I just did os.system("mplayer file.wav") and we're good 😂 I was genuinely dangerous with my "zero skill, all the motivation" approach cos even earlier back in like elementary school I made a simple browser based MMO (it wasn't even a proper game, it was one of these little images you could put in your signature on a forum and whenever someone clicked it, you got a point and the image could "evolve", change) in PHP (I made a bunch of crazy web projects like this back then, all on free hostings ofc, maxxing out the bandwidth available), it got popular on one forum I frequented, there were like over 1000 users and at first I just stored the usernames, passwords and the click numbers in a TSV plain text file that was completely available to the public, the passwords weren't even hashed, you could just go to website.com/users.txt and grab ALL the info (thankfully I didn't store even emails or anything, just username and password, so a leak shouldn't be tragic unless someone uses the same combo everywhere), thankfully before anyone realized (afaik) within like two weeks I learned MySQL and to at least MD5 hash the passwords, so that's what I did it also included a functionality where you could only click the image once a day and the way I implemented it was reading and writing to a plain text file (also available to the public and later moved to a MySQL database) with just a giant list of IP addresses and not even the dates, no no, I just manually wiped the file every morning 😂 it was WILD then in middle school I hosted an attempt at a wholesome imageboard which got taken down due to CSAM spam cos I just couldn't moderate it between school and sleeping 😂 I was a kid that knew just enough tech to be dangerous and not enough to turn it into a career (I only do hobby coding for myself, friends and family to this day, I'm 27) - I probably should've gone the IT route (I got into linguistics, foreign languages), but it was strongly discouraged cos my country was backwards and no one understood I'm not just playing vidya all day, "how will you make money just typing into a computer, it's just a toy" 😅 a giant loss imo, if I got any support, proper education etc. I'd be a genius kid and making serious money, but instead I'm barely employed and my main skill is fucking Hebrew and Aramaic, the wise elders thought fucking Bible scholarship is a better path than IT, pretty tragic honestly, my autism (I genuinely have autism, it's not a meme) got allocated into something pretty much useless, I just write giant essays about the Bible or discourse analysis (mostly gender perspective) on Facebook all day and make pennies translating for a company 😢 I hope to learn coding (I mean, I know quite a bit, but I don't think enough to make money off it yet, I just tinker with my PC) properly and start making proper money asap, it's hard not to hold a grudge against my environment cos thanks to them I wasted sooo much time cos they actively discouraged me learning IT and redirected me to a religion (Judaism) that I don't even believe and can't even participate in cos I'm fucking trans (and not passing at all cos I got HRT like two months ago after puberty completely screwed me over already - I really wanted blockers and HRT, I knew since I was a kid, but good fucking luck being trans in a country of religious nutjobs that'd rather cure you with electrocuting than let "a boy" (AMAB) wear a skirt), so Moses would stone a freak like me 😢
@@mrmaniac9905 I looked at the source code and the difference is like apple and oranges for example the completely different math calculations for the camera movement and he did credit tsoding as the inspiration. Please don't label someone like that without doing prior research as it nullifies their hardwork :)
we already need an update, like I miss fullscreen mode or at least a darkmode windowbar, an improved file explorer, the thing that shows mistake in code, but most importantly more effect
This is what can teach a gamers programming in its familiar, almost game form Right desicion.Keep it up! Continue in the same spirit!We believe in Your project!)
This title is reverse clickbait. I was expecting a normal dev log for someone making their own text editor and ended up with one of the most absurd coding videos I’ve seen in a while. Great work, never thought I’d see someone make a code editor in Godot that blasts phonk music while you work lol
The issue isn't necessarily html, css, and js (aka webdev). The issue is the model-view-controller paradigm. You're right in saying that it sucks. It makes the simplest tasks - let's just say - a nightmare. js being async out-of-the-box and single-threaded by default just compounds it. the final nail in the coffin is how bad js itself is as a language. js is probably the most difficult language I've ever learned and it's also the language I'm most acquainted with besides C and Python (I also know a bunch of other languages, but it doesn't matter).
Wow awesome. How does your code editor treat NUL and Nbsp? Because that is always an issue in most editors when attempting to copy and paste these invisible bytes? Thanks.
There it issss 🎉 The videos just get better and better, you push the boundaries of what's possible with every video 😮 Keep it up, looking forward to more content ❤
please if possible try creating a modern version of turbo C++ since its colors and overview suck but is very user-friendly and has easy terminal execution
Even though he "credits" Tsoding, it is not really enough as I think he should have at least put a link to Ded in the description or something like that.
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9:10 came in like a flashbang
I was planing yo build this and call it 'died'
short for 'ded inspired editor'
i dont understand how to use it. I open it and it shows me my PC files, how do i make code files?
@@Nathan_Silver open a file (i.e. "main.js", "main.cpp")
@@FaceDevStuff How can I run the files, like can I run python code in it like a terminal? or can I only code?
No way you made dramatic editor from tsoding, but with rgbt rainbow enabled
true
exactly what i thought
and now what? this 15min here are much more entertaining then this long playlist. And he still wrote it himself. He even gave the dude credits for the idea, whats your problem?
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No way you are so dumb you didnt realize he LITERALLY CREDITTED THEM
At this point I'm expecting something like "Here's how I made a game using my own game engine written in my own code editor" from someone
do NOT give jdh ideas
ua-cam.com/video/JP9n5wHyemU/v-deo.html
Someone made their own game using their own programming language a while ago lmao.
Check out AngeTheGreat - don't know if he's made an editor. But physics engine, raytracer, programming language, etc.
„On my own OS“ oh wait Thats terry davis!
this is taking "from scratch" to a whole knew level.
I loved how you had a problem with godot and your first instinct was to fix it and compile the entire engine.
True sigma
Which part?
xD
This is the first time I see someone printing "hi world" instead of "hello world". This feels illegal.
I always write hi world
hey world 💀
I do "h-hewwo wowd :3 UwU
wsg world
goodbye, world
I tested this editor shortly and ngl ... its really really fun to write code in it. Not effective, but hell ... I think I never had this much fun writing something.
The fact that you need a coding platform to create a coding platform pisses me off and drives me nuts
I mean, you can go as far back as writing an OS and a C compiler in assembly, but there's no point reinventing the wheel
but yeah, at the very least you could write to OpenGL / SDL (if you really need to make it animated like a game) or use something like GTK/Qt to write the UI instead of whipping out a whole ass game engine 😂
There is a plugin for VS Code that connects to your... haptic feedback devices.
Really makes coding interesting again
link please?
huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
@@ganyu_literally respectable
@morijin6903 that's a product, not a plugin
@@ganyu_literally look up iost index
Looks like dramatic editor from Tsoding
he literally creditted in the video
Well it’s not in the title
@@Meowmix8088was never required to be. he mentionded in literally mid video. just say you have the attention span of an ant
@@dylanbacon554why so combative
@@PeterKilianbecause i dont deal dumb statements
This video started out cool AF, building your own editor. Then it turned into something akin to the "Using Microsoft Word as a code editor" which featured full syntax highlighting but also no lsp.
discord does that as well :serious:
Actually a good IDE in the last 20 years. How cool that we have such a good youtuber 🥰
You can use a backbuffercopy to fix that blur issue
You can also use the fft audio bus effect to help with the music sync
I felt the "fuck it I'm gonna do it in my game engine of choice". More than once I did overlays in unity.
I'm trying to be more versatile lately though, I did obs scripts in Lua, web in ts, and a vscode extension recently. I still have my comfort picks like a compiler & interpreter in C#, but I try to be more versatile and learn stuff.
i don't get it. isn't there at least one decent gui framework for desktop apps out there?
i've been searching for a while already and haven't found one, yet
@@marc_frank Flutter... dude...
@@marc_frankflutter, electron, tauri, react native, godot, and some more I probably forgot.
You can use anything but qt or gtk because the only people who use those are linux devs who have absolutely no knowledge about UI and UX principles and should just give up making desktop apps lol
this has my middle school coding style written all over it 😂 I've always been a Python fanboy (with some webdev in JS + PHP for backend cos that was the standard back then) and if I needed a UI more complex than possible in the basic integrated Tkinter (it ships with Python, it's archaic af, but was sufficient for my lil database experiments, most of my apps boiled down to making a fancy GUI to read and edit a SQLite database), I just whipped out Pygame 😂 (at some point I learned Qt... at least enough to import the UI made in Qt Designer and hook up all the functionality I needed)
also, whenever I needed some functionality I couldn't do on my own but I knew a terminal tool (an external program) to do it, instead of finding a library or trying to integrate the program (with some kinda hooks) I just did os.system (it just calls the program, same as if you passed a command in the terminal) - even very recently I needed to get IPA (phonetic transcription) in the app, my first thought was to do os.system("espeak --ipa 'text' > /tmp/ipa.txt") and then read the "/tmp/ipa.txt" file in Python to get the output - I did it properly this time, but that's exactly how I'd do it in middle school and, yes, I'm aware even with this kinda external call there's a way better way to get the output of the command rather than just writing to a tmp file and then reading it, but back then I only knew os.system from this library and I was weirdly too prideful to learn new things, instead I frankensteined solutions out of the very few things I knew, at some point instead of just googling "how to play music in Python" I just did os.system("mplayer file.wav") and we're good 😂
I was genuinely dangerous with my "zero skill, all the motivation" approach cos even earlier back in like elementary school I made a simple browser based MMO (it wasn't even a proper game, it was one of these little images you could put in your signature on a forum and whenever someone clicked it, you got a point and the image could "evolve", change) in PHP (I made a bunch of crazy web projects like this back then, all on free hostings ofc, maxxing out the bandwidth available), it got popular on one forum I frequented, there were like over 1000 users and at first I just stored the usernames, passwords and the click numbers in a TSV plain text file that was completely available to the public, the passwords weren't even hashed, you could just go to website.com/users.txt and grab ALL the info (thankfully I didn't store even emails or anything, just username and password, so a leak shouldn't be tragic unless someone uses the same combo everywhere), thankfully before anyone realized (afaik) within like two weeks I learned MySQL and to at least MD5 hash the passwords, so that's what I did
it also included a functionality where you could only click the image once a day and the way I implemented it was reading and writing to a plain text file (also available to the public and later moved to a MySQL database) with just a giant list of IP addresses and not even the dates, no no, I just manually wiped the file every morning 😂 it was WILD
then in middle school I hosted an attempt at a wholesome imageboard which got taken down due to CSAM spam cos I just couldn't moderate it between school and sleeping 😂
I was a kid that knew just enough tech to be dangerous and not enough to turn it into a career (I only do hobby coding for myself, friends and family to this day, I'm 27) - I probably should've gone the IT route (I got into linguistics, foreign languages), but it was strongly discouraged cos my country was backwards and no one understood I'm not just playing vidya all day, "how will you make money just typing into a computer, it's just a toy" 😅 a giant loss imo, if I got any support, proper education etc. I'd be a genius kid and making serious money, but instead I'm barely employed and my main skill is fucking Hebrew and Aramaic, the wise elders thought fucking Bible scholarship is a better path than IT, pretty tragic honestly, my autism (I genuinely have autism, it's not a meme) got allocated into something pretty much useless, I just write giant essays about the Bible or discourse analysis (mostly gender perspective) on Facebook all day and make pennies translating for a company 😢 I hope to learn coding (I mean, I know quite a bit, but I don't think enough to make money off it yet, I just tinker with my PC) properly and start making proper money asap, it's hard not to hold a grudge against my environment cos thanks to them I wasted sooo much time cos they actively discouraged me learning IT and redirected me to a religion (Judaism) that I don't even believe and can't even participate in cos I'm fucking trans (and not passing at all cos I got HRT like two months ago after puberty completely screwed me over already - I really wanted blockers and HRT, I knew since I was a kid, but good fucking luck being trans in a country of religious nutjobs that'd rather cure you with electrocuting than let "a boy" (AMAB) wear a skirt), so Moses would stone a freak like me 😢
the wind shader at 9:38 actually had me LMAO, instantly downloaded and readded the wind shader
dramatic editor by tsoding
Immediate thought
He 100% copied his code, kinda sad he didn't give him credit
@@mrmaniac9905 I looked at the source code and the difference is like apple and oranges for example the completely different math calculations for the camera movement and he did credit tsoding as the inspiration. Please don't label someone like that without doing prior research as it nullifies their hardwork :)
@@mrmaniac9905 Did you even watch the video, he literally mentioned him
@@notElyis Ngl, didn’t watch since I figured it would be the same as tsoding. But you’re right, I spoke too soon
we already need an update, like I miss fullscreen mode or at least a darkmode windowbar, an improved file explorer, the thing that shows mistake in code, but most importantly more effect
This is what can teach a gamers programming in its familiar, almost game form
Right desicion.Keep it up! Continue in the same spirit!We believe in Your project!)
this is the best ai code editor ever made with every feature that ever existed
Is he using The Linux?
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
fuck yeah, it was worth the waiting after like 3 or 4 italian invasion in your server in just like a month or so, great job my dude!
Unbelievably funny, as usual!
Also, “Bussin” should b your company’s name, if / once you have one.
Been watching you for a few months now your content is amazing.
i appreciate that :)
i jusr searched about lua and code and now i get videos abt code and its fun to watch and to do it. I think im falling in love with coding!
Im a Fullstack Web Dev, I cried and at the sametime I felt like you. This video is gold
3:31 was a crazy flashbang
what disto do u use, I use arch btw
He uses EndeavorOS (I hope that's how you spell it correctly)
@@QuinceTart10 endeavour
install gentoo
Nothing says testing the simplest solutions first like rendering the screen at 38K.
finally, an editor so good it gives you motion sickness
Bro was coding in VS CODE and found content.
JK
LOVE FaceDEV
Continue making such videos
programmer myself.
An editor so dramatic you call could it 'ded'.
it litterally becam my top 1 code editor now
it's too much amazing
The only reason i clicked on this video was because i wanted the glow.
It’s what drew my eye
Great video! Great editing!!
Re webdev: I really can't believe this is how modern websites are written. It's such chaos.
Best coding UA-cam channel ever
AND THANK YOU FOR MAKING A LINUX RELEASE
VSCode is an html site ;)
Doing it in godot is wild man, love it
This reminds me of when I rewrote my Rust application in C.
*I never used Rust again*
finally, another funny youtuber that codes
11:52 😂 thank you so much for doing that I subscribed just for that
Now, steal everything from every code editor you see in the world! >:D
Damn! made me laugh! 😂😂
Thanks for the editor! You are a life saver!
I generally hoped Bussin is the default language of the code editor or at least one of the supported languages xD
it is supported now, and someone created a Bussin X -> Lua transpiler :)
PLS MAKE A TUTURIAL ON HOW TO INSTALL/RUN IT, IT WONT WORK
Typing code feels cinematic
This title is reverse clickbait. I was expecting a normal dev log for someone making their own text editor and ended up with one of the most absurd coding videos I’ve seen in a while.
Great work, never thought I’d see someone make a code editor in Godot that blasts phonk music while you work lol
Hahaha I'm glad you enjoyed it :D
Crab shell type shit
Thanks for Taking your time and making this for all of us! Respect😂😂✌✌🤟🤟
Add a jumpscare that happens randomly while typing
now you know you have to work on this software using the griddycode code editor.
this video was packed with information, yet so easy to follow!
Socian Feedia
Heyson
The issue isn't necessarily html, css, and js (aka webdev). The issue is the model-view-controller paradigm. You're right in saying that it sucks. It makes the simplest tasks - let's just say - a nightmare. js being async out-of-the-box and single-threaded by default just compounds it. the final nail in the coffin is how bad js itself is as a language. js is probably the most difficult language I've ever learned and it's also the language I'm most acquainted with besides C and Python (I also know a bunch of other languages, but it doesn't matter).
aww man im on macos 11:56
Big yikes
Im a full stack dev and i cant even code a full stack app 😭😭 . I forgot everything
legendary video, ngl. what a great project!
me when you added music: oh good so i will not go crazy😀
This is what I see in my dreams when I'm drunk af
ty
Editor was pretty fun tho lagging frames in some parts.
Vscode has settings?
first code editor which you need a 4090 to run
just tested it and text is invisible
pls fix bug i want phonk code
i'm working on a fix :)
i have the same issue
yep its the windows version being broken
@@bridgersilkalso linux i tried both (tried windows using wine)
My question is how was the first coding language made?
5:14
I feel like that's just software in general
bros doing 10x developer shit every single day
Editor so cool i want to make music for it.
amazing editor
Wow awesome. How does your code editor treat NUL and Nbsp? Because that is always an issue in most editors when attempting to copy and paste these invisible bytes? Thanks.
There it issss 🎉
The videos just get better and better, you push the boundaries of what's possible with every video 😮
Keep it up, looking forward to more content ❤
As a regular Tauri video, I approve all of these issues. Love the framework but man I feel like I'm getting trolled sometimes
The "Garbage Collector" editor lmao i hope this is intentional
(it is)
but... but does it have vim motions?
Wake up!!!! My boy dropped a new video
Almost killed peoples ear after opening the editor damn
Wow he dropped a new video
bro is doing everything😭😭🙏🙏
i hate web dev so much finally someone who doesnt defend it with their life
what story point was this project?
A „So this is the result“ would‘ve been great :(
bro making CEs now ain't no way
please if possible try creating a modern version of turbo C++ since its colors and overview suck but is very user-friendly and has easy terminal execution
add support for haxe that wouldd be cool
add cpp and I'll use it, if u integrate the support for competitive programming(codeforces only) I'll use it 100 times
Face in 2030: I recreated windows 12 completely from scratch in rust
very cool ideas
how do i use it?? please help
Sorry Primaegen, I guess I won't be switching to Neovim. I'm all griddy now
8:38 ayooo bruh why the neovim hate? It's literally the most lightweight editor ever lol
Griddycode looks like when my glasses are dirty :(
Dramatic editor by tsoding.......
no way its like he literally said this in the video
Watch the video before commenting
Even though he "credits" Tsoding, it is not really enough as I think he should have at least put a link to Ded in the description or something like that.
10:49 "skibitor" 😭😭😭
Love you Bro
should add discord rich presence, like the one from VS
too bad i cant get this to work on wayland
i take that back, its perfect.
This is just so f awesome!!!
Did you just use game engine to write a code editor? OMG. You are insane.
GUI libraries suck, maybe this sucks less, or maybe not: programming sucks, how much it does just varies a bit.
i mean... it's certainly easier
Godot was even used to make a pixel art editor anyway
well tesla also used it for their things
@@kiyu3229tesla used electron and react in their car dashboards and spacex shuttle controls lol
why does youtube compression absolutely hate this video?
this looks like DED of tsoding
look at src, totally different, and + he mentioned inspiration from tsoding
windoes defender blocks it and when i click "run anyway" it will run, its just that it freezes
Tsoding actually did it 😂😂😂😂
no way its like he literally said that in the video or something