January 30, 2024

Understanding Elixir LSP Choices for Beginners

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Understanding Elixir LSP Choices for Beginners

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A user, who is new to Elixir, reached out to the community for guidance on the best Language Server Protocol (LSP) to use in 2024, mentioning the plethora of tools for code assistance, linting, syntax highlighting, etc. Comments suggest that there is more than one actively maintained LSP for Elixir with users noting 'elixir-lsp/elixir-ls' as the one that's primarily up to date. However, others also point out that 'next-ls' and 'lexical' servers are also very active and available for users. This indicates that, as of 2024, the user has at least three viable options to choose from, depending on their specific needs and development environment preferences such as Vscode or Neovim.

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