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>>Found some time to play with go. Some interesting concepts there. Took a while to get my head round their implementation (wrong word) of interfaces. channels are very neat.
>>What IDE are you using ?
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>I use a few IDEs really, but recently my favorite is Gogland from jetbrains. It is in "early access" mode and will be paid when released (no info about pricing yet).
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>https://www.jetbrains.com/go/
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>If pricing hurts then intellij idea with Go plugin was the prevous favorite IDE (jetbrains). Visual Studio code Go plugin is not as good as gogland but works. A better one is the Go IDE liteIDE (visualfc).

I grabbed LiteIde (because it was free :-}). Works OK for me - good Intelisense and a reasonable debugger. I've used JetBrains for Android and, to be honest, was not hugely impressed - but that may be down to the Android environment itself rather than the IDE.

Seems to me that go is well suited to web based development but not for anything else (except, perhaps process intensive standalone tasks). Did see that there's a possibility of native Android libraries in the future though.....