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> VS Code and GoLand are surging in popularity and are now the most popular code editors among survey respondents. I wish the package situation for Go was bett
by alexkavon 8y ago
> VS Code and GoLand are surging in popularity and are now the most popular code editors among survey respondents.
I wish the package situation for Go was better for SublimeText. Currently most of the worthwhile golang packages that add vet, goimports, fmt, etc support are either abandoned or buggy. Margo bailed on using Package Control so it's difficult to install, not to mention buggy.
I've used VSCode for a while but it chokes sometimes and you can't beat the speed, ease, and power of SublimeText.
- frou_dh 8y agoAt the end of last year, a great systematic rewrite of Sublime's Go grammar was merged. So at that (admittedly surface-) level, it's doing very well. I just maintain my own on-save hooks, build systems and plugins to integrate various quality-of-life Go tools. With the benefit of being able to tailor any such functionality to exactly the way you like to work and nothing more, it's far less effort than it would be to create the all-singing-all-dancing comprehensive package that is absent.
- alexkavon 8y agoAgreed, this is actually on my todos, just haven't executed yet.