Frameworks with template type checking (Angular, Vue etc.) and tools like typescript-eslint have to wait for the new IPC API in 7.1 and adapt to the completely new extension model (no more tsserver plugins or direct requires of compiler internals).
September 17, 2026 at 11:36 AM
Frameworks with template type checking (Angular, Vue etc.) and tools like typescript-eslint have to wait for the new IPC API in 7.1 and adapt to the completely new extension model (no more tsserver plugins or direct requires of compiler internals).
Altough there is quite a change when it comes to integration:
VS Code now integrates via LSP instead of tsserver – although this served as the blueprint for LSP, but has never been adapted to LSP. All other editors can ditch the unoffical LSP adapters and benefit from first-class LSP support.
VS Code now integrates via LSP instead of tsserver – although this served as the blueprint for LSP, but has never been adapted to LSP. All other editors can ditch the unoffical LSP adapters and benefit from first-class LSP support.
September 17, 2026 at 11:36 AM
Altough there is quite a change when it comes to integration:
VS Code now integrates via LSP instead of tsserver – although this served as the blueprint for LSP, but has never been adapted to LSP. All other editors can ditch the unoffical LSP adapters and benefit from first-class LSP support.
VS Code now integrates via LSP instead of tsserver – although this served as the blueprint for LSP, but has never been adapted to LSP. All other editors can ditch the unoffical LSP adapters and benefit from first-class LSP support.
Fix Extremely Slow Drizzle IntelliSense on Large Schemas Drizzle schema files make tsserver grind to a halt on large table sets. Here are the upgrade and cast trick that restore completions. Topics: drizzle-orm, typescript, intellisense https://www.iloveblogs.blog/post/bug-extre…
September 16, 2026 at 9:45 PM
Fix Extremely Slow Drizzle IntelliSense on Large Schemas Drizzle schema files make tsserver grind to a halt on large table sets. Here are the upgrade and cast trick that restore completions. Topics: drizzle-orm, typescript, intellisense https://www.iloveblogs.blog/post/bug-extre…
I think it's because it was made with javascript in mind (vscode + tsserver) and webdevs forgot there are other things than json APIs
September 11, 2026 at 5:48 PM
I think it's because it was made with javascript in mind (vscode + tsserver) and webdevs forgot there are other things than json APIs
tsserver as in typescript? Maybe upgrade that to tsgo?
July 28, 2026 at 1:15 AM
tsserver as in typescript? Maybe upgrade that to tsgo?
who will win???: a 24gb vps with 8 cores vs 18 docker containers, 10 parallel agents, and a lil rogue tsserver using 200% CPU alone 😍🥰
July 28, 2026 at 1:11 AM
who will win???: a 24gb vps with 8 cores vs 18 docker containers, 10 parallel agents, and a lil rogue tsserver using 200% CPU alone 😍🥰
the fiddly bit: register a second outline provider and VSCode just gives you two lists: the real symbols, then your marks dumped in a clump below. no nesting.
so it slots in as a tsserver plugin and rewrites the navtree tsserver hands back. marks land inside the right class instead. \o/
so it slots in as a tsserver plugin and rewrites the navtree tsserver hands back. marks land inside the right class instead. \o/
July 5, 2026 at 3:38 PM
the fiddly bit: register a second outline provider and VSCode just gives you two lists: the real symbols, then your marks dumped in a clump below. no nesting.
so it slots in as a tsserver plugin and rewrites the navtree tsserver hands back. marks land inside the right class instead. \o/
so it slots in as a tsserver plugin and rewrites the navtree tsserver hands back. marks land inside the right class instead. \o/
missed Xcode's // MARK: dividers in VSCode, so I made them.
draws a rule in the editor, shows up in the outline as a jump point. any language; on TS it hooks into tsserver so marks sit in the real symbol tree.
marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...
draws a rule in the editor, shows up in the outline as a jump point. any language; on TS it hooks into tsserver so marks sit in the real symbol tree.
marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...
July 5, 2026 at 3:38 PM
missed Xcode's // MARK: dividers in VSCode, so I made them.
draws a rule in the editor, shows up in the outline as a jump point. any language; on TS it hooks into tsserver so marks sit in the real symbol tree.
marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...
draws a rule in the editor, shows up in the outline as a jump point. any language; on TS it hooks into tsserver so marks sit in the real symbol tree.
marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...
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tsserverとは何だったのか_これからどうなるのか
tsserverとは何だったのか_これからどうなるのか
tsserverとは何だったのか_これからどうなるのか
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tsserverとは何だったのか_これからどうなるのか
tsserverとは何だったのか_これからどうなるのか
4GBってことは、arch + sway (wayland) の場合
sway で数百MB使う
firefox でyoutube 見ると時間経過でGB単位のメモリーが飛ぶ
tsserver とvscode 使うのは論外
rust analyzer も怪しい
sway で数百MB使う
firefox でyoutube 見ると時間経過でGB単位のメモリーが飛ぶ
tsserver とvscode 使うのは論外
rust analyzer も怪しい
March 15, 2026 at 2:26 PM
4GBってことは、arch + sway (wayland) の場合
sway で数百MB使う
firefox でyoutube 見ると時間経過でGB単位のメモリーが飛ぶ
tsserver とvscode 使うのは論外
rust analyzer も怪しい
sway で数百MB使う
firefox でyoutube 見ると時間経過でGB単位のメモリーが飛ぶ
tsserver とvscode 使うのは論外
rust analyzer も怪しい
No, there's a standalone analyzer, a tsserver plugin, and a VS Code extension.
February 20, 2026 at 1:39 AM
No, there's a standalone analyzer, a tsserver plugin, and a VS Code extension.
Oh nice, is lit using volar for tsserver integration?
February 20, 2026 at 12:53 AM
Oh nice, is lit using volar for tsserver integration?
this one legit took me a while. i didn't bother to do the final output format because i need to get back to work. kinda surprised tsserver could handle the brute force solution
www.typescriptlang.org/play/#code/C...
www.typescriptlang.org/play/#code/C...
February 6, 2026 at 4:06 PM
this one legit took me a while. i didn't bother to do the final output format because i need to get back to work. kinda surprised tsserver could handle the brute force solution
www.typescriptlang.org/play/#code/C...
www.typescriptlang.org/play/#code/C...
brazy your cloud console is taking up as much ram as tsserver
January 25, 2026 at 1:12 PM
brazy your cloud console is taking up as much ram as tsserver
tsserver 🤝 rust-analyzer
January 10, 2026 at 3:23 PM
tsserver 🤝 rust-analyzer
Defining inline does work, though loses the nice package name even t huogh I did specify name: "scripts"
But, this doesn't really scale...
I just have the one package so I'll just use multiple configs, I suppose
But, this doesn't really scale...
I just have the one package so I'll just use multiple configs, I suppose
November 19, 2025 at 8:04 PM
Defining inline does work, though loses the nice package name even t huogh I did specify name: "scripts"
But, this doesn't really scale...
I just have the one package so I'll just use multiple configs, I suppose
But, this doesn't really scale...
I just have the one package so I'll just use multiple configs, I suppose
it slows down startup and i really don't like how they bundle the compiler with the runtime itself.
and also having to depend on an lsp other than tsserver to correctly resolve deps is annoying, especially when you aren't building exclusively for deno
and also having to depend on an lsp other than tsserver to correctly resolve deps is annoying, especially when you aren't building exclusively for deno
November 1, 2025 at 8:57 PM
it slows down startup and i really don't like how they bundle the compiler with the runtime itself.
and also having to depend on an lsp other than tsserver to correctly resolve deps is annoying, especially when you aren't building exclusively for deno
and also having to depend on an lsp other than tsserver to correctly resolve deps is annoying, especially when you aren't building exclusively for deno
💡 Summary by GPT:
この文章は、VSCodeの動作を軽くし、メモリ使用量を削減するための設定と最適化方法を解説しています。主なポイントは以下の通りです。
1. 拡張機能の見直しと管理：不要な拡張機能を無効化し、必要なものだけを有効にすることでパフォーマンス向上。拡張機能の起動時間を確認し、原因を特定できる。
2. ファイル監視の最適化：不要なディレクトリを監視対象から除外し、エクスプローラーや検索の負荷を軽減。
3. TypeScriptの最適化：tsconfig.jsonで不要な解析を除外し、tsserverのログや自動型取得を無効化して負荷を減らす。 (1/2)
この文章は、VSCodeの動作を軽くし、メモリ使用量を削減するための設定と最適化方法を解説しています。主なポイントは以下の通りです。
1. 拡張機能の見直しと管理：不要な拡張機能を無効化し、必要なものだけを有効にすることでパフォーマンス向上。拡張機能の起動時間を確認し、原因を特定できる。
2. ファイル監視の最適化：不要なディレクトリを監視対象から除外し、エクスプローラーや検索の負荷を軽減。
3. TypeScriptの最適化：tsconfig.jsonで不要な解析を除外し、tsserverのログや自動型取得を無効化して負荷を減らす。 (1/2)
October 28, 2025 at 11:04 PM
💡 Summary by GPT:
この文章は、VSCodeの動作を軽くし、メモリ使用量を削減するための設定と最適化方法を解説しています。主なポイントは以下の通りです。
1. 拡張機能の見直しと管理：不要な拡張機能を無効化し、必要なものだけを有効にすることでパフォーマンス向上。拡張機能の起動時間を確認し、原因を特定できる。
2. ファイル監視の最適化：不要なディレクトリを監視対象から除外し、エクスプローラーや検索の負荷を軽減。
3. TypeScriptの最適化：tsconfig.jsonで不要な解析を除外し、tsserverのログや自動型取得を無効化して負荷を減らす。 (1/2)
この文章は、VSCodeの動作を軽くし、メモリ使用量を削減するための設定と最適化方法を解説しています。主なポイントは以下の通りです。
1. 拡張機能の見直しと管理：不要な拡張機能を無効化し、必要なものだけを有効にすることでパフォーマンス向上。拡張機能の起動時間を確認し、原因を特定できる。
2. ファイル監視の最適化：不要なディレクトリを監視対象から除外し、エクスプローラーや検索の負荷を軽減。
3. TypeScriptの最適化：tsconfig.jsonで不要な解析を除外し、tsserverのログや自動型取得を無効化して負荷を減らす。 (1/2)
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