Hello Devs! ????
I went through the initial understanding and now I need to start "writing" something, I'm going to configure my VSCode so that I can program and debug the generated code.
?Step 01 - Install the Go extension for VSCode
?? Open VSCode and install the Go Extension. To install extensions: "Ctrl Shift X", in the search field type Go and choose the option "Go - Go Team at Google". Just click on "Install"
?Step 02 - Update Go tools
?? Open VSCode and install the Go Extension. To install extensions: "Ctrl Shift P", in the field type "Go: Install/Update tools"
If something appears to update, select all available tools and select OK.
?Step 03 - Create a Hello
?? The idea is to create a simple example and make sure it works.
I created a folder and inside it a file called "main.go"
package main import "fmt" func main() { fmt.Println("Hello!") }
I was able to compile and run the generated file by running via terminal.
go build main.go
After the command, an executable was generated in the folder with the name "main.exe". Okay, my first program was generated.
?Step 04 - Debug my Code
?? Now I want to debug the code through VSCode.
Select the VSCode option to Debug: "Ctrl Shift D", then execute the "Run and Debug" button.
If it doesn't work, open the terminal and run the command
go install -v github.com/go-delve/delve/cmd/dlv@latest
I found another error here
Build Error: go build -o c:\_Dev\Go\Hello\__debug_bin676152768.exe -gcflags all=-N -l . go: go.mod file not found in current directory or any parent directory; see 'go help modules' (exit status 1)
It seems that after the Go 1.16 version, the default is that when running code, it is expected to have a "go.mod" file in the project.
To do this, simply run the command, where "hello" is the name of the project
go mod init hello
It created a file in the folder with the following content
module hello go 1.23.2
The 'go.mod' file is for dependency management in Go.
Now just run "Run and Debug" and watch the magic happen... ?
Done, VSCode preparation complete!!!
Other options for writing your code
Here I will list some of them:
? LiteIDE X
? Jetbrains GoLand
? Sublime Text
References
? Install and configure Visual Studio Code for Go development
? Top 6 Golang IDEs for Go developers
? 6 Best Golang IDEs & Text Editors
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