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I don't have any backing data, but I think vscode with the go extension is pretty popular.
by ramenmeal 9y ago
I don't have any backing data, but I think vscode with the go extension is pretty popular.
- drspacemonkey 9y agoCan confirm. VSCode's Go extension is really nice. I started using Atom for Go, but quickly switched over. The only thing I miss from Atom is the extension that shows inline test coverage.
- dnasty 9y agoI'm not familiar with how inline Go test coverage worked in Atom but the VSCode Go extension does include it. There is an action called "Go: Toggle Test Coverage In Current Package" which I think will do the job for you.
- compumike 9y ago(Article author here.) I have the data, and you're right -- a plurality of Go users were using VS Code.