I don't see how you make the jump from "Is there even a decent IDE for Go?" to "If you want a language which requires an IDE ...". For many people IDEs make th

I don't see how you make the jump from "Is there even a decent IDE for Go?" to "If you want a language which requires an IDE ...". For many people IDEs make the experience of programming more pleasant, even if the language is perfectly usable without an IDE. It hardly requires "a vast and complex standard library" for documentation tooltips or auto-completion to be useful, for instance.