> It seems to work at least as good and often better than the custom solutions before.
The standardization that LSP brings is nice, but from a user's point of view it's pretty terrible compared to existing custom solutions. At least for the few languages I tried; Scala and Haskell.
The feature set supported was very small compared to what existing integrated editors supported, it was slower and less reliable.
Yeah, I was going to come say something like this. LSP is much better than the status quo for most languages, but SLIME is so much better there's just no comparison.
The standardization that LSP brings is nice, but from a user's point of view it's pretty terrible compared to existing custom solutions. At least for the few languages I tried; Scala and Haskell. The feature set supported was very small compared to what existing integrated editors supported, it was slower and less reliable.