Best Code Editors for Go

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    Komodo IDE Reviews
    The IDE for today's web language - Python, PHP and Perl - allows you to code faster.
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    TextMate Reviews
    Open source text editor that is powerful and customizable. It supports a wide range of programming languages. TextMate's simple way to add multiple insert points makes it easy to make multiple changes at once and swap code pieces. TextMate allows you to select what you are looking for and what you are searching for. It will display the results in a way that allows you to jump between matches, extract matching text, or preview replacements. TextMate supports all major version control systems. You can see which files have changed in the file browser view and which lines have changed in the editor view. One file mixing languages? Projects using different build systems? Third-party code with different formatting preferences TextMate can handle all of it by associating specific scope selectors with key shortcuts and settings.
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    Visual Studio Code Reviews
    Top Pick
    Code editing. Redefined Free. Open source. It runs everywhere. IntelliSense provides smart completions that go beyond syntax highlighting and autocomplete. It uses variable types, function definitions and imported modules to provide intelligent completions. You can debug code directly from the editor. You can attach or launch your apps, and debug with breakpoints, call stacks and an interactive console. It's never been easier to work with Git or other SCM providers. The editor allows you to review diffs and stage files, as well as make commits. Pull and push from any hosted SCM service. Want even more features? To add languages, themes, debuggers and connect to other services, install extensions. Extensions are separate processes that don't slow down your editor. Learn more about extensions. Microsoft Azure allows you to deploy and host your React (Angular), Vue, Node (and many more!) applications. Sites can store and query relational or document-based data and scale with serverless computing.
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    Atom Reviews
    Atom is a hackable text editor built on Electron and inspired by our favorite editors. It is customizable but still easy to use the default configuration. Although a text editor is the heart of a developer’s toolbox, it doesn’t always work by itself. With the GitHub package, you can access Git and GitHub from Atom. You can create new branches, stage and commit, push, pull, resolve merge conflicts and view pull requests all from your editor. Atom already includes the GitHub package, so you are ready to go. Atom is compatible with all operating systems. It can be used on OS X, Windows or Linux. You can search for and install new packages, or create your own right within Atom. Atom makes it easier to write code faster thanks to its intelligent and flexible autocomplete. Browse and open files, whole projects, or multiple projects from one window.
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    Sublime Text Reviews
    Top Pick

    Sublime Text

    Sublime HQ

    $80 one-time fee
    20 Ratings
    Advanced text editor for code and markup. Goto Anything allows you to quickly jump to symbols, lines, or words by opening files using just a few keystrokes. You can make ten changes at once, and not just one change ten times. Multiple selections allow for interactively changing multiple lines at once, renaming variables quickly, and modifying files faster than ever before. The Command Palette contains infrequently used functionality such as sorting, changing syntax, and changing indentation settings. You can search for exactly what you need with just a few keystrokes. Sublime Text's Python API allows plugins to enhance the built-in functionality. Package Control can be installed using the command palette. This allows for easy access to thousands upon thousands of packages created by the community.
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    Zed Reviews

    Zed

    Zed Industries

    Free
    Zed is the next-generation code-editor designed for high-performance collaborative work with humans and AI. Rust was used to create a code editor that can efficiently utilize multiple CPU cores as well as your GPU. Integrate future LLMs into workflows to generate, analyze, and transform code. Chat with colleagues, share your screen, and write notes together. Multibuffers combine code excerpts from different codebases into one editable surface. Jupyter runtimes allow you to evaluate code inline and edit notebooks collaboratively. Support for multiple languages via Tree-sitter and WebAssembly. Zed's AI and language-aware task runners are tightly integrated with Zed’s native fast terminal. Vim bindings provide first-class modal editor, including text objects and marks. Zed is a product of a global developer community. Choose from hundreds of extensions to enhance your Zed experience. These include themes, language support and more.
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    CodeSandbox Reviews

    CodeSandbox

    CodeSandbox

    $12 per month
    CodeSandbox aims to make it easier for you to express your ideas with code, and to validate them. It also removes the hassles of setting up development tooling and sharing your project. Join us to help build the future of web coding. Over 4M developers use the platform each month. This includes organizations like Shopify and Atlassian. Since its launch, creators have created over 35M apps. It's used in thousands of open-source projects like React, Vue and Babel. You can invite your friends, colleagues, or team to join you or simply view your creation by using a URL. Use any of 1M+ packages for building real, powerful applications quickly and efficiently. Import and run repos directly from GitHub or choose from hundreds of templates to start in seconds. Boxy, CodeSandbox's AI-powered coding assistant, is now available to all Pro subscriptions.
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    Lapce Reviews
    Lapce is an open-source, cutting-edge code editor that focuses on delivering a fast, responsive experience. This is especially important for developers who work with large projects and complex codebases. Lapce, written in Rust and native development, leverages performance advantages to provide a smooth edit experience with minimal lag. It has a modern, clean interface with advanced features such as multi-caret, split views and terminal support. Lapce's support for the Language Server Protocol, or LSP, allows it to offer autocompletion, code navigation, syntax highlighting and code highlighting across multiple programming languages. This increases productivity. Lapce's extensibility, plugin support, and focus on performance makes it ideal for developers who are looking for a lightweight, yet powerful editor. It appeals to both beginners and professionals.
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    SlickEdit Reviews

    SlickEdit

    SlickEdit

    $99.95
    Multi-platform cross-platform code editor that supports over 60 languages across 9 platforms.
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    Komodo Edit Reviews

    Komodo Edit

    ActiveState

    $84 per month
    If you are looking for something simple and powerful, Komodo Edit is the editor for you. Komodo IDE offers more robust functionality, including debugging, unit-testing, code refactoring, and code profiling. Software vendors are increasingly at the forefront of security for customers, as one compromised patch or update can make hundreds, or even thousands, of your customers vulnerable to cyberattacks. Don't become the next SolarWinds. Instead of implementing multiple solutions and custom code, ActiveState Platform provides a one-of-a-kind solution that helps protect the integrity and security of open source components that you import, use, and run.
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    Kakoune Reviews
    Kakoune, a powerful modal text editor, is focused on real-time feedback, and intuitive, powerful multi-selection features. Kakoune is a modal text editor that takes inspiration from Vim, but offers its own unique approach. It prioritizes a selection based workflow to make text manipulation feel fluid and natural. Instead of using cursors to execute commands, Kakoune uses selections. This allows users to navigate and edit with speed and precision. Kakoune offers robust multi-caret edits, context-aware automatic completion, and extensive language support. Performance is optimized for large files and complex codebases. Kakoune is designed to be scriptable, and can be extended with shell commands. This allows users to customize the software. Kakoune, a tool that is known for its adaptability and responsiveness, is perfect for developers who like a keyboard-driven user interface and want immediate feedback.
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    CodeRunner Reviews

    CodeRunner

    CodeRunner

    $19.99 one-time payment
    A lightweight, multi-language text editor and IDE for macOS. CodeRunner is designed to run all the most popular programming languages instantly and support them all. The app can run code in 25 languages straight out of the box. Additional languages can be added by simply entering their terminal commands. CodeRunner is your favorite editor for all types of text files. It has over 200 syntax modes, lots more advanced editing features, and thoughtful details. CodeRunner's code completion is among the best in any IDE. Intelligent matching of typed text allows for completions beyond single words. With the extra-fuzzy search algorithm and helpful documentation snippets, you can quickly find the right completion from thousands of others. Smart ranking of results allows you to rank the results. Do not clutter your code with print-statements to debugging. Instead, use CodeRunner’s built-in debugging tools to set breakpoints and walk through your code.
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    JetBrains Fleet Reviews
    This IDE was built from scratch using 20 years of experience in developing IDEs. JetBrains Fleet is powered by the IntelliJ code processing engine. It features a distributed IDE architecture with a reimagined UI. Fleet is a lightweight and fast text editor that allows you to quickly browse and modify your code. It is quick to start up so you can immediately begin working. The IntelliJ code-processing engine can also run separately from the editor. Fleet inherits the best features of IntelliJ-based editors, including navigation to definitions and usages, code quality checks and quick fixes. Fleet's architecture can be configured to support a variety of workflows. Fleet can be run on your computer, or you can move some processes to another location, such as the cloud.
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    RunCode Reviews

    RunCode

    RunCode

    $20/month/user
    RunCode offers online workspaces that allow you to work in a web browser on code projects. These workspaces offer a complete development environment that includes a code editor, a terminal and access to a variety of tools and libraries. These workspaces are easy to use and can be set up on your own computer.
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    Helix Editor Reviews

    Helix Editor

    Helix Editor

    Free
    Helix Editor is an advanced, modern text editor for developers who want a fast, customizable and efficient editing experience. Helix is a powerful text editor that focuses on productivity. It uses a modal style of editing, inspired by Vim. This allows users to navigate, choose, and manipulate texts seamlessly using intuitive keyboard shortcuts. It has a wide range of features, including syntax highlighting and multi-caret text editing. It also supports languages such as Rust Python and JavaScript. Helix integrates with Tree-sitter's parsing library to provide precise syntax-aware edits, making it easier to deal with complex code structures. Helix Editor is a minimalistic editor with a focus on performance. It's ideal for programmers who value speed and flexibility.
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    Bluefish Reviews
    Bluefish is a powerful editor that targets programmers and web developers. It offers many options to create websites, scripts, and programming code. Bluefish supports many programming languages and markup languages. Take a look at the screenshots and get a complete overview of features. You can also download it immediately. Bluefish is an open source development project released under the GNU GPL License. Bluefish runs on all desktop operating systems, including Linux, FreeBSD MacOS-X, Windows and OpenBSD. Bluefish 2.2.12 is minor maintenance release that includes some minor new features. The most important feature is a fix for crashes in simple searches. The compatibility with Python 3 has been improved. Improved coding detection in Python files. Triple-click now selects a line. Bluefish works better on Mac OSX thanks to the new permission features. Bluefish also supports certain languages on OSX by using the correct language in its user interface.
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    nano Reviews
    GNU nano was created to replace the Pico text editor as part of The University of Washington's Pine email suite. It was designed to "emulate Pico as closely and then add additional functionality". Debian GNU/Linux distribution is known for its strict standards when it comes to distributing "free" software (i.e. software that is free from restrictions on redistribution. Many people were faced with a dilemma. They loved these programs but the versions that were available at the time weren't truly free software in the GNU meaning of the word. GNU nano is a small, friendly text editor. Nano offers basic text editing as well as syntax coloring, interactive search and replace, syntax coloring, syntax coloring, syntax coloring, line numbers, word completions, file locking, backups, and internationalization support. Nano no longer hard-wraps lines that are too long starting with version 4.0.
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    Geany Reviews
    Geany is a lightweight, powerful and stable text editor for programmers. It doesn't slow down your work flow. It is compatible with Windows, Linux, and MacOS. It can be translated into more than 40 languages and has built-in support to more than 50 programming languages. Geany's existence was primarily due to the need for an IDE/editor that is decent, lightweight, cross-platform, flexible, and powerful. Many editors can meet some of these requirements, but not all. Geany uses the GPL v2 license to ensure that you can customize and hack it. Also, everyone benefits from the community's changes. Geany has many customizable parts, including color themes (GeanyThemes) and adding new filetypes. Geany offers many settings that allow you to adjust it to suit your needs and preferences. Many file types are supported, including popular programming languages such as C, Java, PHP and HTML.
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    Spacemacs Reviews
    A community-driven Emacs distribution. Emacs and Vim are not the best editors, it's Emacs! Spacemacs is a new way of using Emacs. It's a sophisticated and polished setup that focuses on ergonomics, mnemonics, and consistency. Mnemonic prefixes such as b for buffer, project, s search, help, and h for help are used to organize key bindings. Innovative real-time display for all key bindings. A simple query system allows you to quickly find layers, packages, and other information. Due to a set of conventions, similar functionalities will have the same key binding everywhere. Community-driven configuration allows for curated packages that are tuned by power users. Bugs can be fixed quickly.
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    Buffer Editor Reviews

    Buffer Editor

    Buffer Editor

    $9.99 one-time payment
    Buffer Editor is a powerful text and code editor that allows you to easily create software, view code, or take notes while on the move. Buffer Editor is trusted by thousands of coders for its fast, powerful, and advanced mobile code editing. Any file supported by iOS, including images, PDFs and movies, can be viewed in preview mode. Switch quickly between open files. Multiple terminals can be opened in tabs. Preview on localhost and on your server
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    jEdit Reviews
    jEdit is a text editor for mature programmers with hundreds of person-years (counting the time spent developing plugins). jEdit is a great development tool for its ease of use and features. However, it is free software that includes all source code. It is available under the terms of GPL 2.0. Built-in macro language; extensible plugin architecture. There are hundreds of plugins and macros available. Plugins can easily be downloaded and installed within jEdit by using the "plugin manger" feature. Supports many character encodings, including Unicode and UTF8. Highly configurable and customizable. You will find every other feature, both basic or advanced, in a text editor.
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