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What makes Go developers truly effective? In this guest post, John Arundel shares ten practical “commandments” of Go excellence – timeless lessons for writing cleaner, safer, and more maintainable Go code.

Is your DevOps workflow putting you on edge? Debugging YAML, managing clusters, and chasing down log errors are common pain points. But with GoLand, you can bring calm to the chaos. This article explores 8 everyday DevOps struggles and how GoLand makes these tasks faster, simpler, and more efficient.

Think you know GoLand? Discover ten secret superpowers that can save you time and help you move faster, write better code, and scale with confidence.

GoLand 2025.2 introduces updates for working with HTTP servers, smarter inspections powered by data flow analysis (DFA), and a new non-blocking Welcome screen. This release also brings significant quality improvements to golangci-lint support, including version 2, making the integration more robust …

We are finally ready to announce the general availability of the new Bazel plugin by JetBrains for IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, and GoLand. Enjoy a polyglot experience with better Bazel workflows, configuration editing, built-in query, faster indexing and many other improvements.

Discover how GoLand’s interprocedural code analysis helps you catch tricky nil pointer dereference bugs early, making your code more reliable and production-ready.

GoLand 2025.1 comes with several exciting updates to help you write better Go code and work more efficiently. This release introduces support for golangci-lint, improvements to the Rename refactoring and static analysis, smarter handling of the toolchain directive, and full support for Go 1.24. We’re also bringing major updates for JetBrains AI. Let’s take a closer look at what’s new!

As a fast-growing language with a wide range of applications, Go has become increasingly relevant to both new and existing developers. In this blog post, we will share our overview of the current state of Go, its position in the programming landscape, and the strategies for the future of Go. Followi…

The Early Access Program (EAP) for GoLand 2025.1 is now open! In this release cycle, we’re focusing on enhancing Go language support, improving code analysis, and boosting stability to provide a seamless development experience for all the gophers.

We live in a world where things change at a rapid pace, and the latest and greatest quickly becomes outdated. The same goes for deploying applications to servers. You used to have to physically travel to a data center to deploy your changes. Later on, we moved to VMs. Then containers came along and …

GoLand 2024.3 comes with a set of new features and inspections designed to streamline the developer workflow. For AI users, we’ve refined multiline code completion and added a brand-new inline prompts feature. Startup performance for large projects has also been significantly improved

As a language that emerged over 14 years ago, Go has many use cases. From web development, APIs, and CLIs to Wasm, cloud technologies, and even AI-powered tools, its applications are broad.  The same goes for demo projects, which have countless variations and purposes! Now, wouldn’t it be…