Fastbelt 0.1 Released: A New Language Engineering Framework for Building Language Servers
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Mark Sujew
Summary
Fastbelt version 0.1 is announced — a new language engineering framework optimized for performance. The initial release includes project scaffolding via a `fastbelt scaffold` command to help developers quickly set up Go-based language server projects. The project was introduced a few months ago and has been under continuous development since.
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Our first version comes with everything developers need to build well-functioning language servers.
Anyone looking to build a new project on top of Fastbelt can use the new fastbelt scaffold command to create a new Go project with everything set up and ready to go.
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