Development resources for VSCode Julia extension?

[Palli]

Positron, and Cursor.AI are VS Code-based, so I assume VSCode Julia extension already works there, and all the other VS Code forks.

Other options are Zed and Pulsar editor I just discovered, both I believe based on Atom (the Zed people made Atom). Julia’s Atom-based Juno IDE is barely on life-support, merged into VS Code Julia extension. I think the extension is written in JavaScript, and Atom, and presumably Zed, use it too, and might have similar (but different) extension mechanism? Before spending a lot of money on the extension, I would want to know if needs or can support other IDE/editors, like Zed, and what would be the ideal to support if you has a choice?

Editor Pulsar

One successor. Another is Zed (https://zed.dev), which I’m marginally more excited by. I’ve got my nvim setup pretty locked in, so not looking to change in the near future, but that’s the one I’d move to if I were

@Dan

hitching the wagon to VSCode too much doesn’t seem ideal. Julia should learn from the rise of LSP: the important issue is to make a clean API and a decent implementation of this API’s server which can then be adapted to any IDE. There are several facets to this API (and it is essentially a superset of the LSP API).

This seems most up-to-date for Emacs: GitHub - gdkrmr/lsp-julia

Julia support for the =lsp-mode= package using the LanguageServer.jl package. For information on the features lsp-mode provides see their git repository.