[threePointFive]

My biggest gripe with the ecosystem right now is complete lack of any consistency around language servers, which seems to come from the fact that many were written assuming they would only ever be a VSCode plugin (ie. typescript-language-server). The author is using coc.nvim which appears to be a VSCode compatibility layer for nvim to deal with this. I've primarily used Mason.nvim just to manage my LSP installs. I'd really love for LSP (and DAP) tooling to make its way into distribution repos, but I'm not sure what needs to change to make that a reality.

[intothemild]

Very true. Also don't forget nvim-lspconfig.

Finally the tooling around LSPs has got better, but I feel it needs to go further. Modern languages like Go and Rust have excellent LSPs, but java. It's not great. I know java is just an absolute mess when it comes to tooling, but I wish there was some standardisation here.