GoLand 2022.3 offers a variety of performance enhancements, as well as new features for generics and Go workspaces. We’ve integrated Go Playground and added support for improvements to Go doc comments. There are new features for the HTTP Client and Docker, and the new UI is now available.

We’ve just released a new version of GoLand and are ready to share our plans for the next major update. If you haven’t yet checked out what we packed into GoLand 2022.2, here’s a brief overview. The second release brings: New quick-fixes, a bunch of code inspections, and other improvements for generics.A quick-fix for grouping multiple use directives in go.work files.The ability to run fuzz tests and explore failing ones inside the IDE, as well as a quick-fix to immediately change the Go SDK if the current SDK doesn't support fuzzing.Support for new features that came with Go 1.19

We all know how tricky it is to unlock the full power of an IDE. There will always be more features you haven't fully explored yet. But we've all been in at least one situation where we discovered a tiny feature or action by accident and it pleasantly surprised us or saved us a ton of time.  While working on features for GoLand, our team put together a collection of the specific features that were the most helpful in allowing us to focus more on creativity and less on the repetitive "grunt work". Welcome hidden gems in GoLand, edition by the team! Please note, if you are using Intel

GoLand has many shortcuts for any action you can perform in the IDE. The good news is that you don’t have to learn all of them to be productive. How to choose a keymap Let’s start by choosing the right keymap to ensure that you feel right at home more quickly. By default, GoLand has several predefined keymaps to choose from: Keymaps based on your environment: macOS or Windows/Linux.The IntelliJ IDEA Classic keymap is recommended for users who have experience with IntelliJ IDEA or any other JetBrains IntelliJ-platform-based IDE and have used the IntelliJ/macOS keymap in that IDE.Emacs,

Last week we released GoLand 2022.1. The first major update brings support for generics and Go workspaces and new features for working with microservices, such as the ability to see all endpoints in a dedicated tool window and to generate HTTP requests right from your Go files.  Learn more on our What’s New page, where you’ll find a full overview of the release along with GIFs and screenshots. If you prefer a more interactive approach to learning about these new GoLand features, feel free to complete the What’s New in GoLand 2022.1 tutorial on the Welcome screen.  Last but not

We invite you to join our live webinar Let’s Talk About You and GoLand. The event will take place on Thursday, September 9, at 1:00 PM CEST (7:00 AM EDT). Everyone wants to master their tool to become more effective and be in flow for as long as possible.So, how can you achieve mastery? Let’s talk about you and GoLand! REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR What will be in the program? Advanced debugger features you should know about, like how to use Smart Step Into, easily explore the goroutines dump, call functions, label goroutines with custom data, or even debug core dumps using Moz

If no issues are found in GoLand 2021.2 RC, it will be turned into the release build. You can get this RC build via our Toolbox App, from the website, as a snap package (for Linux), or directly from GoLand – just select Automatically check updates for Early Access Program in Preferences / Settings | Appearance & Behavior | System Settings | Updates. Please note that to use GoLand 2021.2 RC, you need to have an active subscription or start a 30-day trial. The highlights include: GO-10653 — we’ve fixed the problem with misbehaving reference resolutions that result in false errors

GoLand 2021.2 will soon be released, and as tradition has it we have organized for you a webinar to discuss upcoming changes and take a look at them together in action. What have we included in this release? New features for Go modules, a new option for formatting, support for Go 1.17 features, new quick-fixes, and the ability to sign commits with GPG keys. GoLand is more than just an IDE for Go! On top of features for Go, you get new capabilities for JavaScript, TypeScript, and databases. For example, this release adds automatic page reloading in the browsers when code is saved, and