What IDE would you use for Golang?

[Hunter-AP]

Trying to get into Golang, but unlike C/C++ and Java I don't think there is a dedicated IDE for Golang.
What would you guys recommend?

[c👌de_g🎷]

I edit in Notepad++ and compile on the command-line, but I would choose VS as an IDE, personally.

[Rimbas]

Wow, I also started learning Go yesterday. Liking my current simple set up with VS Code but still not wholly sure about the Go root and workspace workflow

[Hunter-AP]

[QUOTE=code_gs;52874317]I edit in Notepad++ and compile on the command-line, but I would choose VS as an IDE, personally.[/QUOTE]

As much as I love Notepad++, I feel like I can't live without proper autocompletion when I write code anymore.

[QUOTE=aurum481;52874523]Wow, I also started learning Go yesterday. Liking my current simple set up with VS Code but still not wholly sure about the Go root and workspace workflow[/QUOTE]

I'm partial to using VS Code, but I'm curious if there's something out there that's better.

[RocketSnail]

[QUOTE=huntingrifle;52874920]As much as I love Notepad++, I feel like I can't live without proper autocompletion when I write code anymore.

I'm partial to using VS Code, but I'm curious if there's something out there that's better.[/QUOTE]

VS Code is a text editor with an integrated debugger. There's not much to learn. In any case, my vote is vim with a good vimrc. (Use ctrl p for autocompletion)

[Scratch]

[QUOTE=RocketSnail;52879431]VS Code is a text editor with an integrated debugger. There's not much to learn. In any case, my vote is vim with a good vimrc. (Use ctrl p for autocompletion)[/QUOTE]

It's using Delve is it not?

[wranglor]

[QUOTE=RocketSnail;52879431]VS Code is a text editor with an integrated debugger. There's not much to learn. In any case, my vote is vim with a good vimrc. (Use ctrl p for autocompletion)[/QUOTE]

Second this; can't really get anymore lightweight than that

[mRYanna]

I know it's not an IDE but I really love to use Notepad++ with plugins, especially with the explorer plugin...

[Thelurker1234]

[URL]https://www.jetbrains.com/go/[/URL]

there is a dedicated IDE to it. (unless you were just sloppy in the OP referring to it as jetbrains intellij) It's not entirely finished though, it seems usable.

[nikomo]

Whatever you want.
You should have your own environment that you're comfortable with, and bring tools into that space.
That's what I do with Sublime Text 3 + a terminal.