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Choose an IDE for Go programming - Go Tutorial
From the course: Learning Go (2021)
Choose an IDE for Go programming
- There isn't a single integrated development environment or IDE for Go programming that's endorsed or even developed by the Go development team. There are however many plugins for commercial and open-source IDEs that have been created by the Go community or by the IDE vendors. Which you choose mostly depends on what development environments you're already familiar with. You can find a listing of available tools on this webpage on GitHub. If you're an experienced developer who likes working with Eclipse, you can find a plugin for Eclipse here at goclipse.github.io. You'll find a listing of features. Now go back a step and click on installation and you'll find links to the downloads and instructions here. If you're a fan of the Sublime editor, you can find a Go plugin for that also stored on GitHub under Disposaboy/gosublime. The documentation for this plugin isn't as complete as the one for Eclipse and as you can…
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Go's essential characteristics5m 58s
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Explore basic Go syntax3m 45s
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Experiment with the Go Playground4m 52s
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Install Go on macOS2m 22s
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Install Go on Windows2m
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Choose an IDE for Go programming2m 38s
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Install and configure Visual Studio Code2m 38s
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Get the exercise files from GitHub3m 42s
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Create a Hello World application5m 15s
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