zed-industries/zed
Jan 2026 – Apr 2026
3 Months active
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RustJavaScriptTSXTypeScript
Technical Skills
Rust programmingbug fixingterminal developmentdebuggingsystem programmingunit testing
Emamul Andalib
PROFILE
Emamul Andalib
Emamul Andalib contributed to the zed-industries/zed repository by delivering targeted bug fixes that improved terminal usability and code navigation. He addressed MacBook trackpad scroll issues in terminal mouse mode by refining Rust-based input handling to accumulate partial scrolls and emit accurate line reports, aligning with established terminal behaviors. Emamul also corrected scroll reporting logic to ensure consistent event counts for both upward and downward scrolling, adding unit tests for reliability. Additionally, he enhanced the Outline panel for JavaScript and TypeScript files by updating queries to display nested shorthand methods, improving codebase navigability. His work demonstrated depth in debugging and cross-language testing.
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Bugs
3
Commits
3
Features
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Lines of code
340
Activity Months3
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April 2026
1 Commits
Apr 1, 2026April 2026: Delivered a targeted fix to improve code navigation in the Outline panel by ensuring nested object shorthand methods are visible in JavaScript/TypeScript files. The fix broadens the outline query to detect method definitions at any object node, with tests and cross-language validation (JS, TS, TSX). This directly enhances developer productivity and codebase navigability, aligns with tooling reliability goals, and closes issue #48711.
1 Commits
Apr 1, 2026April 2026: Delivered a targeted fix to improve code navigation in the Outline panel by ensuring nested object shorthand methods are visible in JavaScript/TypeScript files. The fix broadens the outline query to detect method definitions at any object node, with tests and cross-language validation (JS, TS, TSX). This directly enhances developer productivity and codebase navigability, aligns with tooling reliability goals, and closes issue #48711.
April 2026
February 2026
1 Commits
Feb 1, 2026February 2026 focused on correctness and reliability of terminal scroll reporting within the zed project. The primary improvement fixed a bug where negative (downward) scrolls produced only a single report, correcting the behavior to emit a magnitude-based count consistent with upward scrolling and aligned with the existing alt_scroll logic. The change includes added unit tests and manual validation in common terminal applications (tmux, neovim). This mitigates user-visible inconsistencies in terminal UIs and improves downstream UX for editors and dashboards that rely on accurate scroll reporting. Notable reference: commit fe6e528a4919b56184312151c35ca5c1d8b1bc5b.
February 2026
1 Commits
Feb 1, 2026February 2026 focused on correctness and reliability of terminal scroll reporting within the zed project. The primary improvement fixed a bug where negative (downward) scrolls produced only a single report, correcting the behavior to emit a magnitude-based count consistent with upward scrolling and aligned with the existing alt_scroll logic. The change includes added unit tests and manual validation in common terminal applications (tmux, neovim). This mitigates user-visible inconsistencies in terminal UIs and improves downstream UX for editors and dashboards that rely on accurate scroll reporting. Notable reference: commit fe6e528a4919b56184312151c35ca5c1d8b1bc5b.
January 2026
1 Commits
Jan 1, 2026January 2026 monthly summary for zed-industries/zed. Focused on improving terminal usability for macOS Trackpad users in mouse mode. Implemented a robust fix to prevent oversensitive scrolling by accumulating partial scrolls and reporting only full lines, aligning with established terminal behavior (Alacritty pattern). The fix was implemented in the terminal input path and mouse mappings (Rust), and validated across common TUI workflows. Commit reference: 6c712d88e4bd46d5aabf852fcbcd67a6ceffaf78. This work directly addresses user friction on MacBook trackpads and reduces disrupted workflows in terminal apps.
1 Commits
Jan 1, 2026January 2026 monthly summary for zed-industries/zed. Focused on improving terminal usability for macOS Trackpad users in mouse mode. Implemented a robust fix to prevent oversensitive scrolling by accumulating partial scrolls and reporting only full lines, aligning with established terminal behavior (Alacritty pattern). The fix was implemented in the terminal input path and mouse mappings (Rust), and validated across common TUI workflows. Commit reference: 6c712d88e4bd46d5aabf852fcbcd67a6ceffaf78. This work directly addresses user friction on MacBook trackpads and reduces disrupted workflows in terminal apps.
January 2026
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Quality Metrics
Correctness100.0%
Maintainability86.6%
Architecture86.6%
Performance86.6%
AI Usage20.0%
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Programming Languages
JavaScriptRustTSXTypeScript
Technical Skills
JavaScriptRust programmingTypeScriptbug fixingdebuggingfront end developmentsystem programmingterminal developmenttestingunit testing
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