In the previous chapters, we looked at the general operations and their usages when it comes to real-world use cases’ implementations. Other than the general operations, we are going to look at some advanced concepts in the Language Server Protocol.
In IDEs, you have seen that there are mechanisms to provide users various progress notifications continuously as well as from time to time. Earlier, we looked at how we can use notifications, ...
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