mhanberg
Expert LSP Core Team
Hi everyone!
The first release candidate for the Expert language server project is now available!
We’ve published a press release detailing all the work that has gone into it since ElixirConf 2025 on the website: The First Release Candidate | Expert
Thank you ![]()
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zachdaniel
So grateful and excited! I’ve been using the nightly as my main driver for a while and its been working well
dimitarvp
Been waiting a long time for this. Starting to use it next week. Let’s see how much better it is!
NobbZ
I am using it for about a month already, and I loved it even before the RCs.
Find references works much quicker, it reports progress durings scanning, and formatting works instantly.
arcanemachine
Very excited to see this as well! Glad to see the unified LSP finally has a release candidate.
Thanks to all of you for your efforts!
vipulbhj
Woohooo, gonna try it today
washbin
wohoo
, been on nightly for a while now. Finally time to move on to a proper release.
Thanks to everyone for their combined efforts !!
sorentwo
Congratulations and thanks to you and the team for all your hard work!
I’ve been using expert nightly builds since the initial open releases, and look forward to something even more stable.
FedericoAlcantara
Just installed it, works without a glitch!
Thanks @mhanberg
krishandley
I tried it with vscode but after about 20 minutes the syntax checking starts telling me valid functions having missing end’s. And then my computer runs out of memory and grinds to a halt. It seems ok in zed though. So I guess I’m switching to zed for now.
mhanberg
Please open an issue