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It's a bit of a stretch because half of the tools are not part of the Go distribution, for instance IDEs like Jetbrains or VS Code. Also, other languages do hav
by ofrzeta 2y ago
It's a bit of a stretch because half of the tools are not part of the Go distribution, for instance IDEs like Jetbrains or VS Code. Also, other languages do have IDE support as well :) Other examples are Delve, SBOM generation tools or Sonar code scanning.
It's nice that Go includes a tool for finding race conditions or vulnerability checking with govulncheck but the overall claim is more marketing than a factual assessment of "Go".