so I held off on trumpeting around the office how truly great I think it is. In all fairness I am aware that I can also a bit of a Microsoft 'fanboy' at times. But over all developer experience is really nice. common packages across different projects.
There are certainly things to be improved like not being able to conveniently use directories outside your vscode project e.g. Renaming types or functions also works nicely if your code compiles. Go extension also imports automatically packages that you use in your code. When using Sublime to navigate to foo.New() would probably reveal quite many functions that are in your workspace path. function calls easily, which places call a function or directly find correct function in question like foo.New() by pressing F12 or shift+F12. One nice thing is that you can navigate e.g.
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It is also a big plus that vscode works very well with TypeScript and you can work seamlessly with TypeScript front and Go backend code. I used to use Sublime 3 for Go development, but with this extension I have noticed that I use more often vscode than sublime for Go development. I have been working for sometime with Visual Studio Code and with this Go extension. There are multiple requests for this in the feature request section of the VSC website, but unfortunately everybody calls it by a different name, so a single, higher-priority issue that would be suggested to most voters as they look over the top of the list is instead recorded as a bunch of low-priority issues lost down in the weeds, discovered by so few that it keeps getting recreated as a new issue. Since the 1980s, EVERY text component, text editor, IDE, and word processor Microsoft has ever made has had the basic editing ability to drag a selected bit of text and drop it into a new location, with the maddening exception of VS Code where, when you try to drag your selection, you just lose the selection. While you're in there tinkering under the hood, how about wiring it up for JavaScript & Python, too? (I'm mostly kidding, because this appears to be exactly the direction you're already heading.)īut PLEASE enable basic drag and drop text editing as soon as you can.
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