Gram 3.2.0 released
Gram release 3.2.0Hi everyone,I am travelling at the moment but wanted to get some important fixes released. There are also some nice new themes and other news in this release, see the changelog below
Gram Code Editor
A code editor for bipedal apes and grumpy toads
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Gram 3.0.0 released
Gram release 3.0.0 Hi everyone,I hope everyone in Europe and everywhere else where it's unusually hot (or usually hot for that matter) are doing OK despite the heat. Even up here in the mideast of
Gram 2.2.0 released
Gram release 2.2.0Hi everyone,Another release with mostly bug fixes and added options. I wanted something equivalent to the Neovim/Telescope "recent files" picker which wasn't limited to
Gram 2.1.2 released
Gram release 2.1.2Hi everyone,This is the tiniest release so far, with a single fix. But an important one! Now I have gotten confirmation that this fix indeed solves the problems with AltGr for some
Gram 2.1.1 released
Gram release 2.1.1Hi everyone,This release is a pure bugfix release. It hopefully fixes flickering on Fedora, the Java LSP download not working, the "No changes" message in the git panel
Gram 2.1.0 released
Gram release 2.1.0Hi everyone,This is a release to fix some minor things found after 2.0.0 was out. It's a minor version bump because there's some new settings and themes.I've also added a
Gram 2.0.0 released
Gram 2.0.0 releasedHi everyone!This took a while to assemble, but it's not as big of an update as the major version bump may imply. A bunch of default settings were a bit weird and confusing in
Gram 1.2.0 released
Gram 1.2.0 releasedI suppose it is only fitting that after writing a post titled Go slow, and fix things I end up releasing two versions within a week. Rest assured, things are still going slow, and
Gram 1.1.0 released
Gram 1.1.0 releasedToday I'm happy to announce the release of Gram 1.1.0! A huge thanks to everyone who has contributed by raising issues, submitting patches and artwork and giving me feedback and
Day Two
Day Two (ish)Hello to you, my fellow toads and toad-lovers!I am very happy with the response to Gram so far. I have received not only thanks, comments, pull requests and words of support, I have also
Go slow, and fix things
Go slow, and fix thingsI think I got the above quote from the 100 rabbits collective, although I don't think they were the first to say it. Of course it's an inversion of the Facebook
Gram 1.0 released
Gram 1.0 releasedThis is the first release of Gram, an open source code editor with built-in support for many popular languages. Gram is an opinionated fork of the Zed code editor. It shares many of
Why fork Zed?
Why fork?For a longer explanation / rant on this topic, see the Mission Statement.Why did I decide to fork Zed?There are many ways to answer this question.I am interested in learning more about using
Terms of use and open source
Terms of use and open sourceUpdate, 2026-03-02 (late evening): Zed have changed their terms of use, on the same day that Gram goes public. I won't, and don't want to, take credit for this. But