I have spent years using VS Code, so switching between three different editors for a month was not something I expected to do. But I wanted to see whether newer options like Zed and Cursor could actually change the way I work.
Instead of judging them after a quick test, I used each one for real coding tasks and paid attention to the small things that affect my day-to-day workflow. Some differences were obvious, while others only became clear after switching back and forth. By the end of the month, one editor stood out enough that I stopped thinking about switching again.
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