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I don't experience any performance problems with lsp-mode, it is very snappy and never gets in my way of going from thought->code. In particular, Go's LSP suppo

by cle 5y ago

I don't experience any performance problems with lsp-mode, it is very snappy and never gets in my way of going from thought->code. In particular, Go's LSP support is excellent and very fast. I've found these days that the LSP perf is up to the LSP implementation, not Emacs.

weavie 5y ago
Interesting. I'm using Rust on a fairly large project. I guess that takes a hefty chunk of processor time to work with, which causes Emacs to lock up and NeoVim not to..