Make the above action accessible/launchable from the following locations.Let's also provide a link/button users can click to open the list of libraries in the WPILib Docs.The list can be updated from a public git repo that people can submit change requests for. An alternative option would be to look at creating and maintaining such a list within the FRC Plugin. But so far there does not appear to be any such file. If there is a machine readable listing of available libraries, it would be great to present these.A configurable list users can enter in Settings.Previously entered URLs/Libraries from the user.In addition to being able to just enter the URL, it would be nice to provide a list of libraries & URLs. Create an "Manage Vendor Libraries" action to add a vendor dependencies.Idea provides lot of short cuts for many tasks like compile, run, create new file and so on - use them.Improve UX/UI for adding and managing vendor and 3rd party libraries/dependencies (listed in the vendordeps directory). Especially you will love Idea if you refactor often. But after short pain, you get the best tool support for Go in action. IntelliJ Idea output: /usr/local/go/bin/go run /Users/yury/projects/go/src/hello/hello.goĬonfiguring Intellij Idea to support development in Go is not a breeze yet, especially if you do not have prior Idea experience. If project directory does not exist, a small window will pop up.Select home directory for Go SDK (usually /usr/local/go).When plugin is installed, press Restart IntelliJ IDEAĬreating a project and configuring Go SDK.Choose Go in category Custom Languages.Open IntelliJ IDEA (menu) -> Preferences.Below is a detailed instruction on how to set it up. Go plugin is an IntelliJ Idea plugin that simplifies writing code in Golang and provides some refactorings. If Idea is not installed, download and install it from IntelliJ Idea website. If you have not done it yet, follow installation instructions from Go official website. In this post we will set up Intellij Idea for development in Go. I use all of them, but the most feature rich and my favourite one is IntelliJ Idea. But three of them are the most popular in the field: Vim, Sublime, IntelliJ Idea. There is a number of good tools that support Go developers in writing code.
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