Type Server Protocol
A protocol proposed by Microsoft for type-system interaction as an extension of the Language Server Protocol (LSP). It aims to standardize the querying of and interaction with type information between editors and type services, so that consumers and producers of type information can evolve independently.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Microsoft recently announced the Type Server Protocol, an extension of the Language Server Protocol (LSP).
The Type Server Protocol builds on LSP, unifying type information queries and interactions into the protocol.
The discussion about the Type Server Protocol on Hacker News currently has only 7 comments.
The Type Server Protocol most likely will not happen overnight, and its practical effect will require observing subsequent reference implementations and community feedback.
For ordinary developers, the most direct short-term change from the Type Server Protocol may show up in the accuracy and response speed of editor type hints, but this depends on the implementation progress of specific tools.
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The Type Server Protocol builds on LSP, unifying type information queries and interactions into the protocol.
50%UnverifiedThe discussion about the Type Server Protocol on Hacker News currently has only 7 comments.
50%UnverifiedMicrosoft recently announced the Type Server Protocol, an extension of the Language Server Protocol (LSP).
50%UnverifiedThe Type Server Protocol most likely will not happen overnight, and its practical effect will require observing subsequent reference implementations and community feedback.
50%UnverifiedFor ordinary developers, the most direct short-term change from the Type Server Protocol may show up in the accuracy and response speed of editor type hints, but this depends on the implementation progress of specific tools.
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