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I think the Python dev style I adopted can't be easily ported to Elixir. In Python, I rely heavily on an LSP because I want to fiddle with a lot of functions/c
by behnamoh 2y ago
I think the Python dev style I adopted can't be easily ported to Elixir. In Python, I rely heavily on an LSP because I want to fiddle with a lot of functions/classes located deeply in libraries. In VSCode, I simply press CMD and click on any function (or in Neovim, I `gf` or `gd` it). I thought it'd make even more sense in Elixir because apparently everything is a module. Am I missing something? How do you use iex efficiently?
- ricketycricket 2y agoSorry you are having so many issues. That has not been my experience with elixir-ls either locally or in Codespaces. Just want to say that when you do get it working, it does indeed have that and many more features. If you are interested, the Elixir slack is very active and helpful and there is a #language-server channel.
- behnamoh 2y agoThank you! It seems the Elixir LSP does provide useful features... I'm worried that even after getting it working on my Mac, the same troubles happen again when I move to remote machines. I'll try the Elixir slack!
- throwawaymaths 2y agoYou're not missing anything. It should be a better experience, it just isn't yet. Sorry. I hope development on the possibilities accelerates!