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Author Archives: Florin Pățan
GoLand internals: 1. Indices
Regardless if you are a new user or an existing one, all of us must spend at least a couple of minutes after every IDE upgrade or install on a task called “Updating Indices”. In today’s post, we’ll spend a … Continue reading
GoLand 2018.2 EAP 3: Move refactoring, vgo updates, new inspections, actions and a lot of platform updates
We know it’s been a while since we last released an EAP for our 2018.2. But today we are happy to release our third iteration and give you some of the most anticipated changes in an early preview. Here is the … Continue reading
GoLand 2018.2 Early Access Program is open! Native vgo support, better inspections, new quickfixes, multiple GitHub accounts and TouchBar support
Today we are happy to announce the start of the 2018.2 Early Access Program! During the next few months, we plan to release updates based on the IntelliJ Platform 2018.2, and we would like to invite you to help us … Continue reading
vgo integration support
Package management has long been a topic of interest for many people in the Go community. A few months ago, the Go team put forward a new tool, based on the learnings from dep and other package managers. This tool … Continue reading
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Debugging containerized Go applications
Containers are increasingly popular for deploying applications and Go applications make no exceptions from this. But how should we debug these applications that are running in the isolated environment a container offers? For this, we turn back to the way … Continue reading