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I like seeing raw ambition in these projects, my reading is that this is not "let's make a better IDE" but "let's fundamentally change how software tools intera
by duped 5y ago
I like seeing raw ambition in these projects, my reading is that this is not "let's make a better IDE" but "let's fundamentally change how software tools interact".
There are numerous projects that I have worked on that would benefit from semantic code storage (and have used LSIF[1], which only goes so far).
I think the demos are neat but really don't hit on the massive productivity increases, this is the stuff that people would throw money at :
- Language-aware-yet-independent and polyglot build systems that don't need new frontends for new languages.
- A CI platform that doesn't need configuration
- Semantic fuzzing
[1] https://lsif.dev/ https://lsif.dev/