Eclipse Che and the Language Server Protocol
summary
The Language Server Protocol, released June 2016 by Codenvy, Red Hat and Microsoft, standardizes editor-to-language servers so one Go language server serves Che and Sourcegraph. Sourcegraph ships an open source Go server wrapped as a Che workspace agent (JSON + Docker entrypoint) that implements hover docs, jump to definition and find-references in real time. The talk claims LSP collapses a 42-plugin matrix to about 42 to 13 efforts, demos working Go support in Che and a shared server powering Sourcegraph.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:37Overview
- 1:51Demo
- 2:51Language Support
- 6:30Language Server Protocol
- 9:54Go Language Server
- 12:18Go Workspace
- 13:59Source Graph
- 17:33Recap
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