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IntelliJ IDEA has a Go plugin that works very well. I've switched from Sublime -> VSCode -> IntelliJ for my Go development and I haven't looked back.
by wtf_is_up 10y ago
IntelliJ IDEA has a Go plugin that works very well. I've switched from Sublime -> VSCode -> IntelliJ for my Go development and I haven't looked back.
- ben_bai 10y agoNot for long, if this catches on. There was a free C plugin, now you have to pay for CLion.
- AsyncAwait 10y agoTo be fair, CLion is much more full featured than the C plugin was.
- thiht 10y agoI started using Intellij's plugin for Go development but the debugger just didn't work (well... it worked once per OS boot) VSCode's debugger worked well in the early stages of Go which why my team and I switched to it and sticked with it. VSCode is pretty awesome and, we believe, better than Intellij's unofficial plugin. I'm really excited by Gogland though