7 ms·
My OS is my IDE. For everything else, there's the go tool, which does testing and now renaming, too [1]. The debugger would be nice, and Delve is a great start
by mholt 12y ago
My OS is my IDE. For everything else, there's the go tool, which does testing and now renaming, too [1].
The debugger would be nice, and Delve is a great start it looks like -- but I can't tell for sure since it still isn't compatible with OS X.
[1]: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golang-nuts/96hGPXYfqsM/WreOUy9qOT4J https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golang-nuts/96hGPXYfqsM/WreO...
- Dewie 12y ago> My OS is my IDE. That sounds like a highly coupled IDE?
- dpritchett 12y agoThe unix philosophy has been chugging along for decades now. It's hard to compare it directly to e.g. Visual Studio but it's very powerful.
- seanmcdirmid 12y agoAnd Rob Pike really loves the unix way being one of the inventors of it. It doesn't seem weird that Go would take that route.
- dguaraglia 12y ago> My OS is my IDE... That doesn't necessarily invalidate the parent's statement "the lack of a great IDE with powerful refactoring, debugging, test runner integration etc".