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   All Tomorrow's Parties(ethanmarcotte.com)

   3 points by wassimans 3mo ago|0 comments
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   by wassimans 4mo ago

   Xcode actually does not use an LSP server under the hood, it’s like the other historic/big IDEs that rely much on a tight integration with the compiler via static analysis and many other complex machinery to get that IDE effect, lsp se
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   by wassimans 4mo ago

   Oh that's interesting indeed! I managed to get Xcode like formatted logs but it was one of the most complicated things to get right (not that right actually), and xcbeautify seems the solution I was searching for. Thanks for sharing!
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   by wassimans 4mo ago

   You are free to think like that, and I respect your feeling. The reality is that it took me almost a year to get the config details right and days of preparation to ship that article. I took inspiration from this article if you’re curious:
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   by wassimans 4mo ago

   Pretty good to be honest. I got much performance problems and cache inconsistencies with Rust lsp server than with Swift’s. The responsiveness is not in par with Xcode but the overall experience is quite good in my experience. My machine is
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   by wassimans 4mo ago

   I wanted to share in this article the fruit of almost a year of trial and error to shape a configuration that made my Doom Emacs a fully featured Swift/iOS development environment. Xcode is still far ahead (previews, instruments as ex
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   Building iOS Apps with Doom Emacs(wassimans.com)

   86 points by wassimans 4mo ago|11 comments