> I fear go may be headed back to IDE-land if it starts relying too much on tools (we have goimports today, the go generate command is to be used for code mangling before compiling ...)
I think that it's kinda the opposite: rather than one monolithic IDE, it's lots of little pieces working together. Pretty much what one would expect from the guys who brought us Plan 9 and Go…
I think that it's kinda the opposite: rather than one monolithic IDE, it's lots of little pieces working together. Pretty much what one would expect from the guys who brought us Plan 9 and Go…