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VS Code for Go is really good, your move makes total sense. I was a happy VS Code user (after being a happy VIM user for a while) until I switched jobs from Go
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VS Code for Go is really good, your move makes total sense.
I was a happy VS Code user (after being a happy VIM user for a while) until I switched jobs from Go codebase to Ruby and then I quickly jumped back to IntelliJ. So far (for me) this is the only editor that correctly figures out most of the definitions and locations of methods/classes/etc.
Intellij IDEA is my go-to tool when working with the dynamic beast Ruby.
Well, actually Intellij IDEA is my overall go-to tool, also now when I work with Go again mostly.