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I've struggled a bit with LSP mode (at least for Elixir). I find it hard to use as a full-time IDE replacement, especially since IntelliJ has such good emacs ke
by lliamander 5y ago
I've struggled a bit with LSP mode (at least for Elixir). I find it hard to use as a full-time IDE replacement, especially since IntelliJ has such good emacs keybindings.
However, as a general text editor, emacs is still great. And I enjoy org-mode.
- ashton314 5y agoI write lots of Elixir at my day job. What’s been tricky for you setting up LSP mode?
- pdimitar 5y agoFor me it's not tricky, even on Spacemacs (where configuring modes is a bit more arcane but once you learn it it's happily easy), it's more like it's laggy. :(
- dpbriggs 5y agoI would recommend checking out the emacs native-comp feature. It may not entirely solve the lag, but in my experience it helps a lot.
- disgruntledphd2 5y agoEven if you don't run native-comp, use m-x lsp-doctor and do everything else it recommends. I did this a while back and haven't had many lsp problems since.
- lliamander 5y agoOne thing that isn't working for me is finding all the places in a project where a symbol is used.
- natrys 5y agoDoes IntelliJ support Elixir? I am writing Elixir now so would like to know that. However, I haven't encountered any problem while using elixir-ls with eglot (Emacs). For performance, I can recommend enabling native-comp. It's now merged into master which I recompile every month or so, it's pretty stable despite being git HEAD.