[HN Gopher] Langserver.org - A community-driven source for Langu... ___________________________________________________________________ Langserver.org - A community-driven source for Language Server implementations Author : gitgud Score : 65 points Date : 2020-02-28 11:48 UTC (11 hours ago) (HTM) web link (langserver.org) (TXT) w3m dump (langserver.org) | josteink wrote: | I have to say that list has gotten waaay longer since last time I | saw it. | | LSP really has been a massive success, and despite being made by | MS, has been one of the main reasons I've been able to keep using | Emacs and not migrated to other more IDE-like editors. | | MS deserves som serious credit here for being one of the few | players willing to think in _protocols_ these days. Protocols vs | products makes a big difference. | brundolf wrote: | It's truly one of those I-can't-believe-nobody-thought-of-this- | before ideas. And beyond the obvious benefits to developers' | experience, it's also a huge boon to smaller language projects. | If you build a new, open language and don't have the backing of | a huge company, you definitely don't have the resources to | integrate it directly with every editor someone might want to | write it in. But you might be able to put together a single | language-server. | st3fan wrote: | THe SourceGraph server for Go is deprecated in favor of 'gopls'. | This is documented on the sourcegraph github page. | aphistic wrote: | It's interesting that langserver.org is actually run by | SourceGraph and it's still out of date. | The_rationalist wrote: | Where can I found a feature comparison of state of the art LSPs | vs intellij idea features? What can one do that the other cannot? | sytse wrote: | It seems that Language Server Index Format (LSIF) | https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2019/02/19/lsif is the | successor to the Language Server Protocol (LSP). LSIF supports | code navigation without having all source code files available on | a local disk like LSP requires. | kdmarrett wrote: | Good to know thank you | dang wrote: | A thread from 2017: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15711604 | brundolf wrote: | Quick piece of feedback: the big table with all the languages | could use a color other than red (gray?) for "Not Applicable". | For example, I assume that's the reason JSON is missing "Jump to | def", "Find references", etc. ___________________________________________________________________ (page generated 2020-02-28 23:00 UTC)