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Mostly curiosity, anyone around here is a heavy Java user via Eclipe's lsp? I'd be curious if it's something I could rely on (the other option being intellij + misc tweaking)
I'm no heavy user, but every time I need to code java I use lsp-java and since before clojure I used to use Eclipse itself to code Java, the experience is pretty the same but on emacs which is better :p

Also, the Eclipse LSP server is a reference for other lsp servers, it has lots of cool java features, so if you already use another LSP for other lang, you will probably like it as well
yyoncho is, or was at least. Check out lsp-java https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-java