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A Language Server for Postgres. Contribute to supabase/postgres_lsp development by creating an account on GitHub.

Today is a great day for Emacs - Emacs 29.1 has just been released1! Every Emacs release is special, but I haven’t been so excited about a new version of Emacs in ages. Why so? Reason #1 - pure GTK front-end (a.k.a. pgtk). This also means that now Emacs supports natively Wayland. Which in tern means that it’s easier than ever to run Emacs in Windows’s WSL. This is huge! Reason #2 - built-in support for the massively popular Language Server Protocol via eglot. eglot has existed for a while,...

A blog post introducing a hands-on introduction to QML Language Server (qmlls) on VS Code, including a show-off of its newest features in Qt 6.6.

Software Development News

It's already time for the first alpha release of the in-development GNOME 45 desktop.

The C# Dev Kit extension combines the C# extension with AI-powered code completion, solution management, and integrated testing.

For those fond of the Apache NetBeans integrated development environment, NetBeans 18 is now available as the latest version of this programming IE primarily geared for Java, PHP, and HTML5/CSS development.

An experience report on improving HLS during my internship at Tweag.

In addition to the changes made and announced during the recent Plasma Sprint at Tuxedo Computers' offices in Augsburg, lots of other things have been brewing as well! New Features Kate now supports Godot Engine's Language Server Protocol (Michael Alexsander, Kate 23.08. Link) In Okular, you can now copy an annotation's text to the clipboard…

A recap of the recent Scala Tooling Summit in Lausanne, Switzerland.