Nathan Graule

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I'll have time to work on it inbetween Christmas and New Year, hopefully. Not sure if that'll be enough to release a new version, though...

This isn't a bug from GNOME since, by design, windows can't steal focus - instead, when they request it, GNOME shows the "window is ready" notification, that you can click...

Having a slight experience with IntelliJ, the best course of action isn't to rely on a Language Server to provide intelligence; rather the plugin SDK uses its own AST to...

Ultimately, the plug-in will be called by the IDE, and so needs to run in the same runtime environment. This means we're limited to languages that compile to the JVM...

> For example, you need to implement error analysis, invent the vala syntax parser from scratch, and maintain it if new syntax rules appear in vala. (For example, 0.50 will...

Why would we create a second IntelliJ extension though? Do they plan on keeping it closed source? In which case it might be interesting to see how feasible bindings of...

Syntax highlighting needs a parser - so we still need to either write the grammar in the plug-in, or use libvala bindings in Java to achieve this. Either way the...

Some of the more advanced features of IDEs, things like code analysis and code generation, can't be done through LSPs, which are just a protocol to make code editors smarter....

More generally, I'd love the possibility for GNOME to have translucent menus and dock. Like a 20% visibility on the blurred background behind whatever color your theme is using. The...

Thanks a lot for that. It'll help a lot for my terrain generation library!