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#elixir#debug_adapter_protocol#elixir#language_server#language_server_protocol#lsp ElixirLS is a tool that helps you write and debug Elixir code more easily by providing features like code completion, go-to-definition, inline error reporting, and a powerful debugger that supports breakpoints and step-through debugging. It works with many editors and IDEs through standard protocols, making it flexible to use. It also integrates Dialyzer for static code analysis to catch bugs early and offers a server that helps AI tools understand your code better. Using ElixirLS speeds up development, improves code quality, and makes debugging simpler and more efficient. It supports recent Elixir and OTP versions and can be customized for your project needs. https://github.com/elixir-lsp/elixir-ls

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@githubtrending · Post #14862 · 06/24/2025, 01:00 PM

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#typescript#codemirror#graphiql#graphql#lsp_mode#lsp_server#monaco_editor#vscode GraphiQL is a powerful, open-source GraphQL IDE that helps you write, test, and explore GraphQL queries easily in your browser or desktop. It offers features like syntax highlighting, live error checking, and schema exploration, making it simpler to work with GraphQL APIs. The project is part of a monorepo that includes tools for different editors like CodeMirror and Monaco, providing a consistent and extensible development experience. Using this monorepo setup improves collaboration, code sharing, and maintenance across related tools, saving you time and effort when building or extending GraphQL IDEs. This means you get a reliable, efficient environment to develop GraphQL applications faster and with fewer errors. https://github.com/graphql/graphiql

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