Why I Built a 10MB Code Editor in Rust and Tauri
Modern desktop tools have become notoriously resource-intensive. Opening a few text files shouldn't require hundreds of megabytes—or gigabytes—of RAM. To solve this for my own workflow, I built Pencyl: an ultra-lightweight, blazingly fast desktop code editor designed to give you total control over your development environment with zero bloat. 🎥 Video Showcase 🛠️ Tech Stack & Architecture…
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