I never liked the UI of Jetbrains products as well. But I must admit their experimental UI is really good. I returned to Goland from this new UI. By the way, I just discovered your channel, super interesting and great video! Thanks!
Hey! Yeah I heard about the new EAP ui, I have to give that a spin! Thanks, It is really new and I'm still learning how to make good videos, I love feedback and ideas so if you come up with any just shoot to kill! Thank you for the nice encouragement
8:00 with the vscode golang plugin you can ctrl+t to search for Go types and functions (symbols). I guess you only used ctrl+p to search for filenames (which is still far more efficient than using the file explorer panel). Another nice shortcut is Ctrl+Shift+h on a function to navigate on the call graph.
Whoa! Indeed I've used Ctrl+p, and the regular Go To reference and stuff, Thank you very much, Ctrl+t will be amazing!! I wonder how many more amazing shortcuts there is that I simply never found lol! It's like when I first discovered the F2 renaming in VS Code, gamechanger
an important thing, next time see how much memory this ting is consuming and compare with your vscode. fleet looks like a chrome with 40 tabs opened :P
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I never liked the UI of Jetbrains products as well. But I must admit their experimental UI is really good. I returned to Goland from this new UI. By the way, I just discovered your channel, super interesting and great video! Thanks!
Hey! Yeah I heard about the new EAP ui, I have to give that a spin!
Thanks, It is really new and I'm still learning how to make good videos,
I love feedback and ideas so if you come up with any just shoot to kill!
Thank you for the nice encouragement
18:03 the golang debugger (delve) used by vscode shows goroutines (green threads) and values in scope.
Yeah, had to go back after the recording to check it out, and it does!
Don't know how I've missed that before!
8:00 with the vscode golang plugin you can ctrl+t to search for Go types and functions (symbols). I guess you only used ctrl+p to search for filenames (which is still far more efficient than using the file explorer panel). Another nice shortcut is Ctrl+Shift+h on a function to navigate on the call graph.
Whoa!
Indeed I've used Ctrl+p, and the regular Go To reference and stuff,
Thank you very much, Ctrl+t will be amazing!!
I wonder how many more amazing shortcuts there is that I simply never found lol!
It's like when I first discovered the F2 renaming in VS Code, gamechanger
an important thing, next time see how much memory this ting is consuming and compare with your vscode. fleet looks like a chrome with 40 tabs opened :P
I have noticed, let's hope they fix it! Until then, NeoVim!