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Category Archives: Features
All About Code Completion in GoLand
Code completion is one of the greatest benefits of using an IDE: it reduces the number of things that you need to memorize and helps avoid typos and other common mistakes. It is useful for both professional developers who can … Continue reading
Refactorings in GoLand: Rename refactoring
This is the last blog post in the series of refactorings so I wanted to save the most used refactoring the IDE has for last. It’s one of the most powerful tools that I use and it works like magic … Continue reading
Refactorings in GoLand: Move refactoring
In this blog post, we will cover the Move refactoring option as we continue to explore the refactorings provided by the IDE. If you want to check out the other articles from this series, you can find them all here … Continue reading
Refactorings in GoLand: Extract and Inline
In this blog post, we will cover the Extract and Inline refactoring options as we continue to explore the refactorings provided by the IDE. If you want to check out the other articles from this series, you can find them … Continue reading
Refactorings in GoLand: Change Signature
Today, we’re going to start a series of blog posts about an essential part of the development life cycle that happens for any code we write — refactoring. Thanks to the automation in the IDE, we can perform a lot … Continue reading
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
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