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native-comp LSP support (Language Server Protocol). Basically any language / file format for which a LSP backend has been written can now be used from Emacs.

native-comp LSP support (Language Server Protocol). Basically any language / file format for which a LSP backend has been written can now be used from Emacs. LSP is not as powerful yet as, say, IntelliJ IDEA for Java development but suddenly the line between "text editor" and "IDE" for Emacs got much, much, much more blurry.

jhgb 5y ago
> but suddenly the line between "text editor" and "IDE" for Emacs got much, much, much more blurry SLIME already did this to Emacs like twenty years ago.
- brabel 5y ago
  Yes, but not for any language (that has a backend) like LSP does.
  - jhgb 5y ago
    SLIME also did this for any language that has a backend. They're not different in this respect.
e3bc54b2 5y ago
I wasn't aware. Is LSP support now in Emacs master/feature branch? I thought we needed lsp-mode/eglot extensions for it.
- TacticalCoder 5y ago
  Oh sorry... I thought the question was about the Emacs ecosystem overall, not just about the core stuff.