GoLand

Get Started With GoLand

Follow these steps to get more from the IDE and start feeling right at home.

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Onboarding tour

Complete the onboarding tour to familiarize yourself with the basic features:
Welcome screen | Learn GoLand | Learn IDE Features | Onboarding Tour.

Onboarding tour

Complete the onboarding tour to familiarize yourself with the basic features:
Welcome screen | Learn GoLand | Learn IDE Features | Onboarding Tour.

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Customize the IDE

Сhoose your preferred color scheme and select one of the predefined keymaps. You can even set your own shortcuts.

Customize the IDE

Сhoose your preferred color scheme and select one of the predefined keymaps. You can even set your own shortcuts.

Customize

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Open or create your first project

Now that you’ve completed the tutorials and adjusted GoLand to suit your preferences, it’s time to create your first project or open an existing one!

Open or create your first project

Now that you’ve completed the tutorials and adjusted GoLand to suit your preferences, it’s time to create your first project or open an existing one!

Create

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Configure the Go development environment

How much configuration is needed before you can get started? Not much at all!

Configure the Go development environment

How much configuration is needed before you can get started? Not much at all!

Configure

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Expand the functionality of the IDE to meet your needs

Learn about free plugins or explore the plugin repository on your own. Over 2200 plugins are available for GoLand!

Expand the functionality of the IDE to meet your needs

Learn about free plugins or explore the plugin repository on your own. Over 2200 plugins are available for GoLand!

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The Hitchhiker's Guide

Take a look at the Hitchhiker's Guide to GoLand – check out tips and tricks, and learn how to run actions on save or sign Git commits with GPG keys.

Key Promoter X

Download the Key Promoter X plugin, which displays the corresponding keyboard shortcut when you click a button with the mouse.

Learn IDE features

Spend a few minutes on interactive tutorials.

GoLand blog

Read the GoLand blog for how-to articles, use case stories, updates on new features, Early Access Programs, new releases, bug fixes, and more.

The GoLand channel

Join the GoLand channel in the official Gophers Slack Community to ask for help or to share your experience with other users and the GoLand Team.

GoLand on X

Follow GoLand on X to keep up with the latest news.

Getting started

Getting started

Use ⇧⇧ (macOS), or Shift+Shift (Windows/Linux), to bring up the Search Everywhere dialog. You can search across Classes, Files, Symbols and Actions.
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How to Search Everywhere in Any JetBrains IDE
12.07.2023
Start your Kubernetes journey with this beginner-friendly guide using Go and GoLand! Download GoLand: https://jb.gg/GoLand Discover how to build, deploy, and manage Kubernetes applications while getting familiar with essential tools and mastering GoLand workflows. A great starting point for your cloud-native development adventure! GitHub repo: https://github.com/mukulmantosh/go_kubernetes/tree/demo
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Kickstarting Your Kubernetes Journey with Go and GoLand
27.01.2025
Give it a try: https://jb.gg/GoLand Using Builder for Strings instead of simple string concatenation may speed up the execution time significantly. So, if you are dealing with a large number of strings — check it out!
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Concatenate Strings in Go with GoLand
21.05.2024
Convert a JSON into a Go object using GoLand's built-in drag and drop converter. There's no need to write your own converter or search for an external plugin. Give it a try: https://jb.gg/GoLand
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Convert a JSON into a Go Object in One Move, with GoLand
07.05.2024
Try now: https://jb.gg/GoLand Want to build a streamlined and lightweight REST API with Go? You are in the right place to start! This GoLand tutorial shows you how to build lightweight APIs using Gin, a powerful web framework for Go. With the power of GoLand, you'll see your API come alive in minutes.
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How to build a REST API with Go and Gin, with GoLand
28.05.2024
Working with maps is a vital part of our everyday routine. So, how should one check if a map contains a key in an idiomatic and concise way for Go? ", ok" is here to help! Check out the video how to use it! Try GoLand: https://jb.gg/GoLand
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How To Check if a Map Contains a Key in Go?
11.06.2024
In this video, we explore idiomatic Go enums and how to work with them using GoLand. Try now: https://jb.gg/GoLand Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Go developer, don't miss out on this opportunity to improve your development workflow. Unlock the full potential of Go enums with GoLand! #golang #tutorial #tips #tipsandtricks
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Idiomatic Go Enums Explained, with GoLand
04.01.2024
Try it now: https://jb.gg/GoLand There is a moment in every developer’s life when they have to blow dust from the debugger and find that one pesky error. With GoLand, it takes only a couple of clicks to get Go-ing!
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Debug Go Code in No Time with GoLand
14.05.2024
New to Go? With the power of GoLand, you can get Go-ing on your first Go project and get it done in less than a minute! Try now: https://jb.gg/GoLand #golang #tutorial #tips #tipsandtricks
01:08
Write your first app in Go with GoLand: Code Completion and Terminal
30.11.2023
Testing your Go code has never been easier. With GoLand, you can generate a test function, create a test case template, and run the full test suite in just 90 seconds! Try it by yourself: https://jb.gg/GoLand
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Automated Go test generation and execution with GoLand
12.12.2023
If you want to do something, but don't remember the shortcut or menu option, use Find Action. Press ⇧⌘A (on Mac) or Control+Shift+A (on Windows/Linux) to open the Find Action dialog. Search for the action you want, and select the relevant action.
02:23
Find Action in Any JetBrains IDE
19.07.2023
Working with SQLite databases is easier than you think! In this video, you’ll see how you can skip messing around with the command line and connect to your database just by dragging and dropping. You’ll also find out all of the great functionality our IDEs have for working with SQLite databases, including code completion and inspections for SQL, interactive data tables, and a huge range of data extraction formats.
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Working with SQLite Databases in any JetBrains IDE
02.08.2023
In this video, we dive into the world of codebase navigation and share tips to enhance your coding workflow, especially when dealing with large projects and numerous directories. Say goodbye to the hassle of manual searching and tedious mouse clicks. #jetbrains #jetbrainsIDE #programming
01:42
Go to File in any JetBrains IDE
27.02.2024
Goland 2023.1 is here! It introduces the vulnerability checker, better navigation in gRPC code, running scratch files with non-standard-library packages and compare with cluster! Apart from that, you will find several improvements for our new UI and updates for Docker and Kubernetes. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:22 Vulnerability Checker 00:53 GRPC Navigation 01:11 External Packages In Scratch Files 01:32 Compare With Cluster 01:53 Quick-Fire Round 02:43 New UI 02:53 Compact Mode 03:12 But, Wait 03:24 Closing 03:50 Outtake 😎 Our resources 😎 Blog Post: https://www.jetbrains.com/go/whatsnew/2023-1/ Download Goland 2023.1: https://www.jetbrains.com/go/download Product news and tutorials: https://blog.jetbrains.com/go/ GoLand on Twitter: https://twitter.com/golandide
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What's New in GoLand 2023.1
18.04.2023
GoLand 2023.2 is here! It introduces dazzling UI changes, improvements to error handling and a new Kafka plugin as well as VSCode key mappings. Plus some incredibly handy Docker and Kubernetes features. Not to mention a whole host of other quality-of-life improving things we wouldn't want to spoil here. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:25 UI Updates 00:40 Version Control 00:46 HTTP Client 00:57 Error Handling and Go Modules 01:17 Kafka Plugin 01:40 VSCode KeyMaps 01:52 Double Time 02:18 Docker and Kubernetes 02:38 Closing 03:06 Outtake 😎 Resources 😎 Blog Post: https://www.jetbrains.com/go/whatsnew/2023-2/ Download Goland 2023.2: https://www.jetbrains.com/go/download Product news and tutorials: https://blog.jetbrains.com/go/ GoLand on Twitter: https://twitter.com/golandide
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What's New in GoLand 2023.2
27.07.2023
When you work in a team, you may come across a situation when somebody pushes changes to a file you are currently working on. If these changes do not overlap (that is, changes were made to different lines of code), the conflicting files are merged automatically. However, if the same lines were affected, Git cannot randomly pick one side over the other, and asks you to resolve the conflict. Check out our video and learn how to use the IDE's fully-featured editor, including autocomplete, to quickly and efficiently resolve conflicts in your code. #Git #JetBrains #Programming
02:52
Resolving Git Merge Conflicts: The Easy Way
11.04.2023
Did you know that you can code, run, debug, and deploy your projects remotely in JetBrains IDEs? With the local thin client delivering a responsive and fluid UX and the remote server handling all the heavy processing, it’s truly the best of both worlds. Join us for an open discussion about the benefits of the remote development approach. We'll dissect how exactly remote development works in JetBrains IDEs and how you can get started, including easily creating and managing your development environments with Google Cloud. Learn more about remote development: https://www.jetbrains.com/remote-development/ Learn more about Google Cloud Workstations: https://cloud.google.com/workstations Speaker: Brian Dorsey Developer Advocate, Google Cloud
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Remote development in JetBrains IDEs with Google Cloud
29.03.2023
Oops, you committed your code to the wrong branch… You could redo the work, but you don't want to! Luckily, the IDE can help you move your commit to a different branch. Use Git's cherry-pick option from your IDE to move changes over to a different branch in a quick, low-stress way. #jetbrains #git #cherrypicking
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Cherry pick a commit to a different branch in any JetBrains IDE
23.03.2023
Sometimes it may be necessary to revert your working copy to match the head commit, but you do not want to lose the work you have already done. This may happen if you learn that there are upstream changes that are possibly relevant to what you are doing or if you need to make some urgent fixes. Stashing involves recording the difference between the head commit and the current state of the working directory (stash). #jetbrains #tips
02:43
How to STASH in Your JetBrains IDE
26.02.2023
Shelving is temporarily storing pending changes you have not committed yet. This is useful, for example, if you need to switch to another task and want to set your changes aside to work on them later. In this video, Paul shows how to Shelve in any JetBrains IDE. #tips #git #Shelve
02:56
SHELVE: The Solution to Uncommitted Work
09.02.2023
When you rebase a branch onto another branch, you apply the commits from the first branch on top of the head commit in the second branch. Suppose you have created a feature branch to work on a specific task and make several commits to that branch. While you develop in your branch, your teammates continue to commit their work to the main branch. When you perform the rebase operation, you integrate changes you have done in your feature branch to the main branch by applying your commits on top of the current HEAD commit in the master branch. #JetBrains #Rebase #Tips #PhpStorm #WebStorm #Clion #DataGrip #DataSpell #GoLand #IntelliJ #PyCharm #Rider #RubyMine
02:28
Git Rebase in any JetBrains IDE
01.02.2023
Git branches are useful when you want to isolate your work, but it can be a real pain to merge them into the main development line. In this video, we’ll look at the different ways you can compare remote branches with your branch, or commits to a remote branch with your branch. Your JetBrains IDE can even compare your local uncommitted changes via the *Show Diff with Working Tree* action. And here’s a video from @MarcoCodes on Git tricks that is also useful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJt_XQZWZvs&t #JetBrains #IDE #Tips #PhpStorm #WebStorm #Clion #DataGrip #DataSpell #GoLand #IntelliJ #PyCharm #Rider #RubyMine
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Compare Changes to the Branch in Any JetBrains IDE
26.01.2023
Your JetBrains IDE helps you understand at a glance whether any changes have been made to the main branch of your Git project. If any commits are performed, you will see a light-blue arrow next to the branch in the Git Branches popup. At this point, however, those incoming commits have not been fetched. In this video, Paul Everitt will demonstrate how your IDE allows you to get the new data from commits without applying changes to your code. As a bonus, you will learn how to see the changes in those commits and even review diffs for them. You may also be interested in Marit’s video on resolving merge conflicts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgipWkaU2MM
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Fetch Changes in any JetBrains IDE
20.12.2022
Sometimes you’re working in a project that isn't yet under version control. Or, you've done a lot of work since your last commit. If you did something you regret…well, you’ll really regret it, because VCS can’t help you. For this, use the IDE’s Local History to recover the changes. It can help for both changes within the file and the whole deleted file itself. Watch this tip to never worry about unsaved changes again. Subscribe to the channel for more insights!
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Avoid Disaster with Local History in any JetBrains IDE
25.10.2022
What if you want to make changes to your already committed code? Amend a commit in just 30 seconds. Watch until the end to learn how to amend a commit with only the keyboard only / without touching a mouse.
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Add Changes to Your Latest Commit in Any JetBrains IDE
03.11.2022
Keep your Git history clean (and ask your team to do the same) by using partial commits instead of large commits with unrelated changes. Follow along with @Paul Everitt to learn how to do this in just 30 seconds. Watch till the end to watch Paul demonstrate omitting files from the copied project directory or even a part of a file!
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Partial commit: Keeping Git history clean in any JetBrains IDE
08.11.2022
When you work on a feature, you create a feature branch. Here, you can work away, in isolation. But while you are away, your teammates can make overlapping changes to the main branch. To keep an eye on the changes to the main branch and to save you from resolving conflicts, your JetBrains IDE checks whether there are remote commits to a locally tracked branch. In this video, Paul Everitt explains how. Subscribe to our channel for more tips like this! #JetBrains #IDE #Tips #phpstorm #webstorm #Clion #DataGrip #DataSpell #Fleet #GoLand #IntelliJ #pycharm #Rider #RubyMine
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See Unsynced Commits in any JetBrains IDE
08.12.2022
Ever gotten distracted right in the middle of implementing an idea? Can’t remember the changes you made? VCS or Local History can help, but you have to look through all of the changes in your project. There is a faster way to browse recent changes to your file right in the gutter. Watch this video until the end and see how any JetBrains IDE does this for you! Subscribe to get more quick tips and hands-on live streams from the JetBrains team.
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In-editor diff preview – see your changes right in the gutter!
29.11.2022
Found a typo in a commit message that you just committed? You can still reword it before you push it. Watch how Paul Everitt handles this in just 15 seconds! The video then explores how to do the same in the terminal, what shortcut you can use to edit your commit message, and how your JetBrains IDE helps prevent spelling errors in the first place. Subscribe to get more tips regularly! #tips #IDE #JetBrains
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Edit Commit Message in any JetBrains IDE
18.10.2022
How often do you find yourself submitting a commit and then wanting to revert it the next second? This may seem like a real inconvenience, but there’s actually an easy way to revert without issue. In this video, Paul Everitt shows you how to do it fast and easily. Now you know how to undo a commit in AppCode, CLion, DataGrip, DataSpell, Fleet, GoLand, IntelliJ IDEA, PhpStorm, PyCharm, Rider, RubyMine, WebStorm Paul on Twitter - https://twitter.com/paulweveritt JetBrains products - https://www.jetbrains.com/ #JetBrains #IDE #Tips #phpstorm #webstorm #Clion #DataGrip #DataSpell #Fleet #GoLand #IntelliJ #pycharm #Rider #RubyMine
03:21
How to Undo Commits in any JetBrains IDE
29.09.2022
As is our tradition, we explore the changes in GoLand IDE and take a look at some of the different improvements and new features. We cover all the essentials such as: - The new Go-specific features, such as the new Go 1.17 slice to an array pointer conversion. - Web development improvements, like the new React refactorings and improved support for JavaScript frameworks. - Version control support, which now lets you sign commits with your GPG key. - The Docker support, with support for pause/resume/restart of containers and several Docker Compose inspections. - More changes, including support for running actions on save, new built-in Terminal options, and improvements to Scratch files. Code With Me, our collaboration tool, has received some significant upgrades too, along with our UI. The changes to GoLand don't stop there! With support for the latest language changes in Go 1.17, you are set to work faster than ever before. Categories: #GoLand #golang #docker Speaker: Florin Pățan Florin Pățan, a Developer Advocate for GoLand and the author of many articles in our blog. Florin has been a gopher for a few years, has built many high-performance distributed projects, and now helps other gophers worldwide.
01:02:42
What's New in GoLand 2021.2
12.08.2021
Delve, the open-source Go debugger that was created in 2014 by Derek Parker, now powers most Go IDEs and editors. Even now, 7 years on, Delve continues to improve and become more powerful with the help of Allessandro Arzilli, a long-time contributor and influential figure for the debugger’s development. Have you ever wondered about the origins of Delve and how the team manages such a successful project? Here's a sneak peek of some of the topics we discussed: - How new Go versions affect the debugger, and how the team manages them. As part of this conversation, we'll discuss how the register-based calling changes in Go 1.17 and the upcoming generics-related changes in Go 1.18 affect the debugger. - How the ARM64 came to be, how to port the debugger to other platforms, such as ARM32, and what it takes to contribute to the project. - The Delve team’s recent migration to TeamCity Cloud for their CI pipeline and the complexity of supporting a cross-architecture / cross-platform project. - Our guests' favorite features, such as record and replay debugging and call injections. We also answered questions from the community. Categories: #GoLand #golang #Delve About the Presenters: Alessandro Arzill is a maintainer of Delve since 2015 and a user of Go since before append existed. Derek Parker is a Senior Software Engineer at Red Hat (previously CoreOS, Hashrocket) and the creator of the Delve debugger for Go. He is an active open source maintainer, contributor, speaker, and a longstanding member of the Go community.
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Fireside Chat with the Delve team
24.06.2021
This tutorial will teach you how to use the Windows Subsystem for Linux version 2 (WSL 2) to run or test Go applications with GoLand IDE. Want to read more about this feature? Head to our blog: https://blog.jetbrains.com/go/2021/05/05/compile-and-run-go-code-using-wsl-2-and-goland/ Contents: 00:05 - Introduction 00:47 - Example code overview 01:26 - Running using Windows 02:00 - Run an HTTP request from the IDE to the example web service 02:47 - Create a new WSL 2 run target 04:13 - Use a WSL 2 run target in a Go run configuration 05:26 - Run a configuration using a WSL 2 run target 06:39 - Debugging Go code in WSL 2 08:54 - Testing Go code (with coverage) using WSL 2 10:18 - Conclusion Categories: #GoLand #WSL2 #go #golang
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Compile and Run Go Code Using WSL 2 and GoLand 2021.1
05.05.2021
In this video, Florin Pățan, Developer Advocate in the GoLand team, introduces to you our latest feature that allows you to seamlessly use Docker containers for your workflows from the comfort of your IDE. We call this feature "Run targets", and it doesn't extend to Docker support only. We currently support Docker, WSL 2, and SSH remotes. If you prefer a written version, then you can read one on our blog: https://blog.jetbrains.com/go/2021/04/30/how-to-use-docker-to-compile-go-from-goland/. Timestamps: 00:03 - Introduction 00:54 - Explore the sample code 01:37 - Running the code using a regular run configuration 02:07 - Use the builtin HTTP client to check our web service 02:51 - Create a Docker run target 05:57 - Change the run configuration to use the Docker run target 08:59 - Testing Go code using a Docker run target 09:59 - Debugging code running in Docker containers using GoLand 11:10 - Running tests with coverage support 12:52 - Conclusions Categories: #GoLand #Docker #WSL2
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How to Use Docker to Compile and Run Go Code From GoLand 2021.1
30.04.2021
One thing is for sure, with every new GoLand release, you can expect new features and improvements. In this webinar, we explore what's new in the latest release, 2021.1. Check out https://github.com/JetBrains/whatsnewingoland/ if you want to explore the tips alongside this presentation. Timestamps: 00:00:10 - Introductions 00:01:37 - Code repository overview 00:03:01 - Run Targets - build and run your code everywhere (Docker, WSL 2, SSH) 00:12:06 - Improved Run with elevated privileges feature 00:16:08 - Go 1.16 support 00:16:25 - go:embed support 00:19:49 - Inspection for incorrect usage of (t/b). Fatal* methods 00:21:34 - Inspection for incorrect usages of asn1.Unmarshal 00:22:51 - Generate JSON tags for struct types 00:24:30 - Paste JSON as Go code 00:26:09 - JSON New Line support 00:27:24 - Improved error handling in Go code 00:28:32 - Quick questions and answers break 00:31:42 - Improved Create type quickfix 00:32:25 - Improved Type conversion quickfix 00:32:53 - Mass generate getters and setters 00:34:10 - Introduce Type refactoring 00:35:20 - Rename Go modules 00:37:26 - goimports -local support in the internal formatter 00:40:54 - Machine Learning assisted completion 00:42:43 - varCheckError Postfix Completion 00:43:54 - Improved IDE accessibility 00:44:35 - Font weight (variations) support 00:45:20 - Windows 10 Jump List support 00:46:15 - Bundled makefile support 00:46:58 - Docker editing improvements 00:49:21 - Experimental BuildKit support 00:50:52 - Delete Kubernetes resources 00:51:54 - Convert multi-document YAML to List type and vice-versa for Kubernetes definitions 00:52:42 - Built-in HTTP Client improvements 00:55:32 - Svelte support improvements 00:55:56 - Builtin HTML file preview 00:56:44 - Other improvements for Web development support 00:57:53 - Overview of Database support improvements 00:59:23 - Version Control support improvements 01:03:44 - Conclusions Learn more about our IDE from our blog: https://blog.jetbrains.com/go/ Categories: #GoLand #JetBrains #webinar
01:04:48
What's New in GoLand 2021.1
15.04.2021
GoLand has hundreds of features, from completion to inspections, automatic editing of SQL queries inside Go code, making dates human-readable while debugging, and many more. Web Development? Sure, WebStorm has you covered by integrating seamlessly with GoLand. Does your code connect to the database? Why not connect your IDE to it too, and useful features such as query code completion, inspections, running queries from the IDE, to name a few. Let's filter these down to some of the essentials tips & tricks that will speed up your workflows and boost your productivity. And, if you have any questions on how to improve the IDE usage, we'll be happy to address them in the dedicated Q&A session at the end. Categories: #GoLand #golang #tips The tips and tricks used in this video: https://github.com/JetBrains/golandtipsandtricks Our blog: https://blog.jetbrains.com/go/ Our Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoLandIDE 00:00:00 - Intro 00:06:48 - Customizable TODO entries 00:07:24 - Search Everywhere 00:08:02 - The Presentation Assistant plugin 00:10:00 - Zen Mode 00:11:10 - Language Injections 00:15:20 - Select In 00:15:53 - Speed typing 00:16:20 - Extend/Shrink Selection 00:18:30 - Next Highligted Error 00:18:50 - Add Comment quick fix 00:19:03 - Symbols completion in comments 00:19:54 - Jump to Navigation Bar 00:21:02 - Completion for time formats 00:23:10 - Postfix Completions 00:24:35 - Smart Type Completion 00:26:37 - Generate Tests 00:27:37 - Fill all fields action 00:28:24 - Run subtests in Table Tests 00:28:38 - Run Test with Coverage 00:29:34 - Toggle Auto-Test 00:30:50 - Paul's tip about test support works similarly across Go, Javascript, and others 00:32:20 - Smart Step Into 00:33:40 - Debugger support for DebugString/String/Error methods on types to display custom values 00:35:30 - Dump goroutines 00:38:58 - Run Benchmarks 00:41:08 - Scratch files 00:41:36 - Custom Live Templates 00:45:38 - Build tags inspection 00:48:28 - Contact support 00:49:44 - Toggle between goroutines and threads in the Debugger View 00:52:00 - Find Symbols/Types 00:52:54 - Find in Files 00:54:36 - Database support 00:56:20 - Run SQL queries against MongoDB databases 00:56:40 - Support SQL editing in Go strings 00:58:33 - Refactor this 00:59:26 - Go to Declaration or Usages 01:02:40 - Mermaid support in Markdown files 01:03:33 - Implement interface 01:04:23 - Navigate to interface from type/method declaration 01:05:06 - Extract interface from existing type 01:06:34 - Customize the IDE look and feel using plugins 01:07:17 - Custom colors for database connections 01:08:10 - Download and manage multiple Go versions from the IDE 01:10:38 - JetBrains Toolbox 01:12:09 - go:embed support in GoLand 2021.1 EAP 01:14:00 - Outro About the Presenter: The webinar was held by Florin Pățan, a Developer Advocate for GoLand and the author of many articles in our blog. Florin has been a gopher for a few years, has built many high-performance distributed projects, and now helps other gophers worldwide. Twitter @dlsniper
01:17:10
Essential Tips & Tricks for GoLand Users - Part 1 - 2021
17.02.2021
GoLand 2020.3 released with over 30 new big features, covering everything from Go to Database, VCS, and Web Development support. We'll cover all the major Go areas, along with other major IDE subsystems such as: * Debugging * Testing * Inspections * Editing * VCS * Web Development * Databases Our webinar would not be complete without a demonstration of Code With Me, our newest collaboration tool that allows up to 20 participants to work on or follow you on the same project remotely. UI improvements will also be shown along the way with other smaller features. If you want to learn what 2020.3 has in store to improve your productivity, this webinar is the right one for you. This presentation uses the repository shared here: https://github.com/JetBrains/whatsnewingoland 00:00:00 - Intro 00:06:40 - New UI for the Welcome Screen 00:07:22 - Install Plugins from the Welcome Screen 00:07:52 - Learn the IDE from the Welcome Screen 00:10:30 - Support for Go 1.16 retract directive 00:11:56 - Dump goroutines from a running application/test during debugging 00:16:06 - Go Remote configuration improvements 00:21:16 - Debugger Inline Watches and inline inspect values 00:23:32 - Inline Q&A Part 1 00:31:20 - Run/debug individual subtests in table tests 00:32:43 - Improved testify support 00:34:44 - Printf-style inspections for popular Go packages 00:36:10 - New inspection to detect lost context cancel function calls 00:39:10 - Support for time format completion 00:41:50 - Improved variable shadowing support 00:43:09 - Generics support 00:44:42 - Faster test/benchmark/method/interface implementation creation with builtin completion live templates 00:45:36 - For loop completion in benchmark functions 00:46:00 - Inline Q&A Part 2 00:46:58 - Run Inspection By Name 00:47:56 - Go Modules support improvements 00:49:35 - Drag and Drop editor tab support and splitting 00:50:40 - Preview file in a tab feature 00:51:07 - IDE theme sync with OS theme 00:52:15 - Search Everywhere can do math now 00:52:42 - Tailwind CSS support 00:54:53 - Query MongoDB using SQL 00:58:50 - Git staging support 00:59:24 - Improved Kubernetes support 00:59:44 - Mermaid support in Markdown files 01:00:46 - Code With Me collaborative editing plugin 01:03:12 - Final Q&A 01:04:47 - Outro 01:07:03 - GoLand EAP and 2021.1 features preview Categories: #GoLand #Go #golang #productivity Speaker: Florin Pățan The webinar will be held by Florin Pățan, a Developer Advocate for GoLand and the author of many articles in our blog. Florin has been a gopher for a few years, has built many high-performance distributed projects, and now helps other gophers worldwide. Twitter: @dlsniper
01:10:17
Discover the New Productivity Features of GoLand 2020.3
08.02.2021
Getting started with GoLand is straightforward: download, install, and enjoy. But everyone wants to master their tool to become more effective, and developers want to be in the flow for as long as possible. So, how can you achieve mastery with GoLand? Does it have any unique configurations that can be used? What are the secrets to using the keyboard to maximize your efficiency? Let's move beyond the Save shortcut and focus instead on performing complex refactoring tasks with ease. Run your code, debug it, generate tests, profile it, and use databases and version control straight from the IDE. Whether you are a beginner or professional, this session will contain something for you. Contents: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:18 - Organize projects in IDE 00:01:13 - Hide/Show Editor tabs 00:01:44 - Using the Zen Mode 00:02:09 - Show/hide the Project View Tool Window 00:02:24 - Use the Navigation Bar 00:03:04 - Import a package without typing its name 00:03:43 - Smart Type Completion 00:04:34 - Postfix Completion 00:05:43 - Method-like Completion 00:06:42 - (Custom) Live Templates. Use of builtin completion templates helpers 00:07:44 - Use the builtin completion helper for error checking 00:08:30 - Use the builtin completion helper to fill in default return values 00:09:05 - Partial Match Completion 00:09:42 - Completion with Tab 00:10:33 - Completion for type-assertion 00:11:14 - Parameter name auto-generation 00:12:31 - Cyclic Expand Word / Cyclic Expand Word (Backward) 00:13:37 - Parameter Info for functions and structs 00:13:58 - Use Fill fields action to populate structs initialization statements 00:14:37 - Language Injections 00:17:00 - Go Templates completion support in injections 00:17:57 - Create undefined type 00:18:51 - Extend/Shrink Selection 00:19:34 - Add Selection for Next Occurrence 00:20:10 - Completion in comments 00:21:05 - Navigate to File. Switcher. Recent Files. Recent Locations 00:23:30 - Navigate to File. Structure Pop-up. Select in 00:25:42 - Type Hierarchy. Call Hierarchy. Quick Definition 00:27:53 - Implement Interface refactoring 00:29:07 - Rename refactoring 00:29:50 - Change Signature refactoring 00:31:46 - Extract Interface refactoring 00:32:40 - Navigate to/from interface and implementation 00:32:57 - Introduce Constant/Variable refactoring. Inline refactoring 00:34:04 - Setting a breakpoint. Completion in breakpoints 00:35:43 - Generate test for function 00:36:58 - Run test with coverage 00:37:37 - Use auto-test for testing changes 00:38:51 - Sync project dependencies using quickfix 00:39:00 - Use Debugger Labels to make debugging complex applications easier 00:41:51 - Profiler support for CPU, Memory, Blocking, and Mutexes in benchmarks and tests 00:43:00 - Smart Step Into 00:43:57 - Display better type information and values in the debugger using simple DebugString/String//Error methods 00:45:26 - Early Access Program start Join us: Download Goland: https://jb.gg/jzayo9 Website: https://jb.gg/8hs8pf Blog: https://jb.gg/ig7b66 Twitter: https://twitter.com/golandide About the Presenter: The webinar will be held by Florin Pățan, a Developer Advocate for GoLand and the author of many articles in our blog. Florin has been a gopher for a few years, has built many high-performance distributed projects, and now helps other gophers worldwide. #GoLand #golang #tipsandtricks #jetbrains #webinar Category: Webinars
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GoLand IDE: Tips and Tricks
10.06.2020
How fast can you build a microservice in Go? 1 week? 1 day? 1 hour? In this webinar, we start from scratch, build a #microservice that connects to a PostgreSQL database, and then is deployed in a Kubernetes cluster. We use GoLand IDE, the dedicated Go IDE from JetBrains, to help us create the micro-service, write tests for it, refactor it to make it friendly for others to read, and assist with both the Database and #Kubernetes. We learn how to use the features like Move, Rename, or Change Signature refactorings, generate tests, run the tests with Coverage support, connect to a Database to have completion support, build our Docker container and, finally, push everything in a Kubernetes cluster. Will this fit in 60 minutes? There's one way to find out. Audience: Intermediate Contents: 00:00:00 - Introduction 01:38 - Scope of the webinar 03:45 - Database deployment to Kubernetes 06:30 - Kubernetes feature overview 07:34 - Connect the IDE to the database 13:00 - Connect the Go application to the database 26:01 - Deploy a Go application to Kubernetes 29:41 - Docker file for a Go application 33:03 - Use HTTP file to make a request from the IDE 35:45 - Use a debugger to debug a Go application in Kubernetes 42:42 - Refactor the code to be reusable and testable 46:34 - Use code generation to create a test 47:45 - Run tests with coverage and automatically rerun tests 49:55 - Quickly write JSON using Inject Language feature 51:08 - Share project on Github 53:03 - Q&A time Join us: Download Goland: https://jb.gg/jzayo9 Website: https://jb.gg/8hs8pf Blog: https://jb.gg/ig7b66 Twitter: https://twitter.com/golandide About the Presenter: Florin Pățan is a gopher for a few years now, and he built many high-performance, distributed projects.He helps gophers everywhere and works as a Developer Advocate at JetBrains. #GoLand #jetbrains #golang #webinar Category: Webinars
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Build a Microservice with Go and GoLand
19.05.2020
This video is the part of Getting Started with GoLand video series. Check out http://jetbrains.com/go/ to find out more about GoLand IDE. Category: Getting Started
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Getting Started with GoLand 3/3: Run Projects, Tests, and Benchmarks
20.08.2019
This video is the part of Getting Started with GoLand video series. In this video you'll learn how to setup GoLand and configure it initially. Check out http://jetbrains.com/go/ to find out more about GoLand IDE. Category: Getting Started
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Getting Started with GoLand 1/3: Setup
20.08.2019
This video is the part of Getting Started with GoLand video series. In this video you'll be introduced to the GoLand UI and the concept of projects. Check out http://jetbrains.com/go/ to find out more about GoLand IDE. Category: Getting Started
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Getting Started with GoLand 2/3: UI and Projects
20.08.2019
Florin Pățan, developer advocate for GoLand, introduces the latest version of GoLand. Check out all the details and get your free 30-day trial at https://www.jetbrains.com/go/ Learn more at: https://www.jetbrains.com/go/whatsnew/ What's New: 00:44 — Built-in Profiler 01:45 — Debugger Changes 01:49 — Smart Step Into 02:02 — Run to cursor with mouse 02:10 — goroutines/threads toggle: 02:20 — View As 02:25 — View underlying interface type 02:32 — View pointer address 02:42 — Run with Admin privilege 02:59 — Refactorings updates 03:03 — Extract Interface refactoring 03:45 — Inspections updates 04:15 — Intentions updates 04:37 — Downloading Go from the IDE 04:58 — Go Modules support updates 05:17 — General IDE updates 05:17 — SublimeText keybinding 05:36 — Recent Locations pop-up 05:51 — New Theme Engine 06:02 — New Project window updates 06:13 — VCS support updates 06:27 — Database updates Category: WhatsNew
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What's New in GoLand 2019.1
27.03.2019
GoLand is the codename of the new Go IDE announced a half a year ago by JetBrains. In this webinar we look at this IDE from the perspective of a user of an editor such as Code, Atom, Sublime Text or Vim. We'll see where an IDE is inferior to editors and where it surpasses them. Brian, as one who has migrated to GoLand from an editor, will share his experience: both good and bad. Florin, as an IDE advocate, will share share tips and tricks on how to get used to the IDE and get the most from it. If you wonder what GoLand can offer you over editors, or want to speed up your learning curve, this webinar is for you! TRANSCRIPT 0:00 Intro 2:52 Settings 4:42 Installing IdeaVim 6:45 Database plugin 10:58 Terminal 11:45 Basic coding assistance 14:20 Run configurations 16:25 Tool windows 19:46 Search in settings 20:42 Presentation mode 22:05 Distraction free mode 22:54 Find action 24:51 Parameter hints 27:14 Error highlighting 28:45 Auto-importing packages via Alt-Enter 31:00 Code analysis indicator 31:40 Speed-search in the project tree 32:40 Navigate to a file 33:50 On indexing 36:29 Plugins 37:45 Search in settings 39:40 Semantic highlighting 41:28 Find usages 43:10 Quick definition 43:50 Splitting the editor window 45:35 Folding 46:12 Postfix completion 49:33 Keymap 50:48 Smart completion 53:35 Q&A For more details: https://www.jetbrains.com/go/ Category: Webinars
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Migrating to GoLand from a Code Editor: Tips & Tricks
12.06.2017
GoLand is cross-platform IDE built specially for Go developers. GoLand makes it very easy to read, write and change the code. On-the-fly error detection and suggestions for fixes, quick and safe refactorings with one-step undo, intelligent code completion, dead code detection, and documentation hints help all Go developers, from newbies to experienced professionals, to create fast, efficient, and reliable code. To learn more visit our site: http://www.jetbrains.com/go Category: Tips&Tricks
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GoLand Overview
30.01.2019
Ekaterina Zharova, Product Marketing Manager for GoLand, introduces the latest version of GoLand. What's New: 00:13 — Change Signature refactoring 01:01 — Debugging Google App Engine apps 02:09 — Testify support 02:38 — Go core dumps support 03:30 — Debugger improvements 04:47 — Code completion updates 04:56 — Better work with Go template (html/template) 5:11 — GitHub Pull Requests Check out all the details and get your free 30-day trial at https://www.jetbrains.com/go/whatsnew/ Learn more at: https://www.jetbrains.com/go/whatsnew/ Category: WhatsNew
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What's New in GoLand 2018.3
27.11.2018
Florin Pățan, developer advocate for GoLand, introduces the latest version of GoLand. What's New: 00:18 — Go modules (vgo) 01:21 — Move refactoring updates 02:15 — New quick-fixes and Intention actions 03:12 — New Postfix Completion options 03:53 — Debugger improvements 04:44 — Tools: Global file watchers and Docker updates 05:05 — VCS support improvements Check out all the details and get your free 30-day trial at https://www.jetbrains.com/go/whatsnew/ Learn more at: https://blog.jetbrains.com/go/2018/07/25/goland-2018-2/ Category: WhatsNew
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What's New in GoLand 2018.2
27.08.2018
Oh drat! In your latest project, you need to use data from multiple different databases - and worse still, they’re different database types! Rather than needing to work out the CLI commands for connecting to and viewing the contents of each specific database, you can use the IDE’s Database tool window to easily access and explore a huge range of different databases. In this video, we’ll also see how the IDE can help you with querying and managing the results from each database, including the built-in code completion for specific SQL dialects.
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Multiple Databases in JetBrains IDE
10.08.2023
Have you ever wondered how to achieve a lean-looking editor without sacrificing essential features? Our IDEs come packed with functionalities, but sometimes, all those toolbars and status bars can clutter your workspace. Fear not, because we've got you covered! Join us as we walk you through the process of selectively turning off certain elements to create a distraction-free, keyboard-centric coding haven. #JetBrains #IDE #UI #Programming
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Lean UI | JetBrains IDE Tips
24.08.2023
Welcome to this in-depth tutorial on JetBrains IDE tab customization! In any JetBrains Integrated Development Environment (IDE), you have the power to take control of your workspace. In this video, we'll show you how to configure your editor tabs to optimize your coding environment. 🚀 Gain Efficiency: Learn how to organize your coding workspace for maximum productivity. 🛠️ Customize Your IDE: Tailor your JetBrains IDE to your coding style and preferences. 📌 Master Tab Control: Discover the art of tab management for a seamless coding experience. 🧩 Unlock Tabless UI: Say goodbye to cluttered tabs and hello to a clean, distraction-free interface. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just getting started, these tips and tricks will help you code faster and more efficiently in your JetBrains IDE. Don't miss out on this opportunity to boost your coding productivity! If you found this video helpful, please like, share, and subscribe for more tutorials on JetBrains IDE features and best practices. Leave your questions and suggestions in the comments below, and let's supercharge your coding experience together! 💻🚀
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Tabless UI in any JetBrains IDE
06.09.2023