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A developer reflects on their traditional coding workflow and explores how using language servers in Haskell can approximate the interactive experience of Lisp programmers.
A Rust-based local code index for coding agents that resolves imports without a language server, using oxc for JS/TS and stack-graphs for Python/Java, running fully offline and returning annotated, non-overclaimed call-site results.
Gleam version 1.18.0 has been released, with significant improvements to its language server including record field support, type variable renaming, and module renaming, as well as faster JavaScript code generation through data singletons.
Gleam v1.17.0 introduces the `gleam export escript` command for creating single-file BEAM programs, highlight references in the language server, and constant `todo` expressions. The first Gleam Gathering conference videos are also released.
The Go language server (gopls) offers impressive code navigation features for Go developers, enhancing IDE capabilities.
XS is a new programming language distributed as a single statically-linked binary containing the compiler, language server, debugger, formatter, linter, test runner, profiler, and package manager. It runs unchanged on multiple platforms including Linux, macOS, Windows, WASI, iOS, Android, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi, and offers multiple backends including a JIT, VM, and transpilers to C and JavaScript.
Pyrefly, an open-source Python type checker and language server, reaches v1.0, marking production readiness with significant performance improvements and adoption by major codebases like PyTorch and NumPy.