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The one in VS Code seems fine. It's not quite intellij level, but what is. And speaking on llm and lsp. The new PHP lsp PHPantom (with help of llms) is approac
by TiredOfLife 3mo ago
The one in VS Code seems fine. It's not quite intellij level, but what is.
And speaking on llm and lsp. The new PHP lsp PHPantom (with help of llms) is approaching jetbrains offering fast.
- marginalia_nu 3mo agoThat's just a wrapper for jdtls. I mean it works on some projects, but fails on many gradle builds and is basically just running the Eclipse IDE headlessly. This is probably the one contender: https://github.com/georgewfraser/java-language-server https://github.com/georgewfraser/java-language-server and it kinda works, but it's also a bit lacking.
- Squarex 3mo agooracle has some lsp based on netbeans, but it's not great either
- spockz 3mo agoMetal, the Scala LSP, seems to do Java just fine. When using it in VSC, I feel the limitations compared to IntelliJ are more coming from VSC than from the LSP. Dependencies etc just resolve fine, it is just the UI that is not as polished as IntelliJ’s. I try VSC with Metal twice a year. It works fine for small projects. But for bigger projects it lacks the more holistic approach that IntelliJ has and feels more like a text editor with smarts bolted on than an IDE. I’m using Zed a lot as well for Golang and a bit for Rust. For Java it is also hard to use and lacking the same polish.
- pjmlp 3mo agoThe problem is using Gradle, for starters.
- marginalia_nu 3mo agoI do enjoy my 3s build times though, even if it comes at a considerable cost of sanity points whenever anything needs changing or doing in the build.
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- AJenbo 3mo agoWhat's missing from PHPantom?