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I've been using VSCode for golang recently and it's been amazing. It just feels faster and more responsive than Atom. I love how it suggested golang plugins as
by alfg 10y ago
I've been using VSCode for golang recently and it's been amazing. It just feels faster and more responsive than Atom. I love how it suggested golang plugins as soon as I started editing a go source file- and they just work!
I'm hoping they add in support for multiple project folders soon [1]. It makes it a bit difficult to work with microservices since I need a few projects open at a time.
[1] https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/396 https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/396
- marcus_holmes 10y agoSame, I moved from Atom to VSCode for Golang work a while back, and I'm really enjoying it. Vim-mode works exactly as expected, and plays well with everything else.
- vassy 10y agoCan you quickly compare Atom and VSC for golang development? I've been using Atom with go-plus, and I'm quite happy with the setup. I'm wondering if there's anything I'm missing.