It is, of course, hit or miss whether someone chose to add the topic to their repo[1], but I have found that browsing the GitHub topics for things to be a much

It is, of course, hit or miss whether someone chose to add the topic to their repo[1], but I have found that browsing the GitHub topics for things to be a much more up-to-date list than any awesome-list which relies on both submissions and PR approval - like some kind of "wiki over postal mail" https://github.com/topics/language-server https://github.com/topics/language-server https://github.com/topics/lsp https://github.com/topics/lsp FWIW, GitLab has a similar system https://gitlab.com/explore/projects/topics/language-server https://gitlab.com/explore/projects/topics/language-server 1: and here's my semi-annual plea to anyone at GitHub to allow submitting repo topics via a PR process, since there are quite a few repos that would really benefit from the discoverability afforded by topics but the repo authors sometimes don't know or can't be bothered, but may very well merge a PR containing (e.g.) .github/topics.yaml