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> but also for writing tools that work with the language. What I've seen from go's tooling today: a very crude debugger and zero IDE support. The bar for "goo
by laureny 14y ago
> but also for writing tools that work with the language.
What I've seen from go's tooling today: a very crude debugger and zero IDE support.
The bar for "good tooling" in 2013 is quite a bit higher than it was in 1999.
- coolsunglasses 14y agoIDE support comes in the form of the gocode daemon. Works fine with Emacs, Vim, Eclipse, etc. There's a Golang-specific IDE but it isn't very fancy. Most people just use the Gocode daemon with their editor of choice.