Evcode — Terminal IDE

What it does

Evcode is a terminal-native IDE built in Rust, designed for developers who prioritize speed and efficiency. While modern editors consume massive resources, Evcode maintains a footprint of just 20-30MB of RAM. Its Tokio-based core ensures a non-blocking experience, while Ghost Mode offers instant memory snapshots. With native LSP and SSH support, it provides a zero-config environment for professional engineering. High performance meets pure logic.

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