jlgarhdez

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   by jlgarhdez 2mo ago

   To be clear, it’s not supported by a compiler, but rather plain tree sitter syntax parsing. I’m embarking on a bigger project to create a linter (and integrate) without relying on JVM or a compiler at all, but IDK when that’s gonna come.
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   by jlgarhdez 2mo ago

   I am actively working on a fast language server for Java and kotlin. I’m driving it daily and it’s much faster than IJ for what I need, although it doesn’t provide all the diagnostics that IJ does… It’s on github.com/pepegar/ktlsp
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   by jlgarhdez 5mo ago

   quelle surprise
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   by jlgarhdez 6mo ago

   I’m building https://runprom.pt . I’ve been enjoying building it so far and it’s amazing to see that there’s people interested in paying for it! I’ve always had a pet peeve that there’s no a good way to run prompts on a schedule
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   by jlgarhdez 13y ago

   Number 8 already exists with fish shell. It indexes the man pages as you have suggested.