The debugger is great but pretty clunky if you are coming from the world of Visual Studio or any other "point and click" debugger.
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It has great potential but it's light years away from providing the same amazing support they have for Java, Kotlin and Python.ģ) Vim with vim-go: amazingly responsive, provides most of the functionality of VSCode, but everything is a bit more manual and you have to be used to the "Vim way". Using vgo right now is a bit of a hack.Ģ) Goland: adds some refactoring help on top of VSCode, and now has support for vgo, but it costs money and it's pretty damn slow. Doesn't provide super advanced features, but it provides enough through third party tools (like code navigation, "implement interface", "rename symbol", great linting, etc.). Goland is good, like anything else JetBrains produces, but to be honest it doesn't provide enough for me to justify the price over VSCode.ġ) VSCode: free, great functionality, pretty responsive. My two cents: depends on where you are coming from and what your price point is.
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