What editor (and what plugin) are you using for Go?
Vim with vim-go is really good and I used it for a long time, but I switched to Atom yesterday (temporary, I think) with go-plus. I love the extra functionality of those plugins (especially the inline coverage of go-plus), but it’s hard to get them to work with various dependency managers.
I’ve found a workaround to make gb, Godeps, and almost every dependency manager work with Atom, but I have no idea how to achieve that same goal with Vim (or other editors for that matter).
So what are you using? A package in your Editor (and if yes, which)? Or do you play the Editor + Terminal game?
I use vim + vim-go and going to stay with it. I started with Sublime + Go-Sublime but Sublime Text was getting slower everyday. So I learned basic VIM to use vim-go and it has been 3 months on that setup and I love it. I like to use editor for code changes and then terminal for running commands. So yeah, Editor + Terminal game for me
I started with vim but overtime it became a mess, tried sublime but I try to keep away from closed source.
For the moment I tend to live in liteide (I hope it doesn’t become abandonware) with the occasional use of atom.
Ditto what Unknwon said - came from Visual Studio, using sublime now, with godef and the new golang_build package. Works great. I tried vim, but just couldn’t get past the the wonkiness of having to warn vim that I’m about to paste some text.
I use the Go plugin for IntelliJ every day and love it! It has recently integrated the Delve package so now supports interactive debugging - though Windows is not supported yet.
I have used vim for many years and really love it with the go-vim plugins but recently I have been experimenting with spacemacs. It’s a set of scripts that customize emacs and include evil mode to make it modal and respond like vi. The vi emulation is about as good as it gets, I don’t have to think about most things. It was a little bit of a learning curve to get used to some of the shortcuts ( it remaps all the C-xC-xA-x stuff to easier leader codes with pop-ups prompting you with the next options) but I think I am sold. Things just seem a little more optimized. Spacemacs is driven by making it simple to discover things so the help and suggestions code is really strong.
