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Nice work by the author. Honestly, though, it doesn't scratch an itch for me personally, since I'm pretty happy with https://github.com/fatih/vim-go https://git
by ereyes01 10y ago
Nice work by the author. Honestly, though, it doesn't scratch an itch for me personally, since I'm pretty happy with https://github.com/fatih/vim-go https://github.com/fatih/vim-go ... This is like the ultimate vim plugin for Go and includes the kitchen sink, remarkably via included go tools for the most part:
- More colors than a christmas tree
- Autocomplete via gocode
- Auto-gofmt and auto-goimports
- Safe refactoring / renaming support
- Follow references / callers / callees via go oracle
- Show test coverage
- Show godocs
- golint, go vet,
And I'm still not remembering like 30 other features. If you're a vim user and haven't checked out vim-go, give it a look.
As someone else had pointed out, this new editor has pointed me in the direction of https://github.com/gdamore/tcell https://github.com/gdamore/tcell which looks mighty interesting indeed...
- thedz 10y agoThis project, a simple to use console editor, doesn't really overlap in intended functionality with a go package for Vim.
- samuel1604 10y agoagreed! it's all in the name, micro :)
- baldfat 10y agonano is a much better comparison. When comparing the two micro seems like the better tool.