The article sort of glosses over IntelliJ with the golang plugin as an "other" IDE, but it's best in class hands down. At one point in my past I had sworn off of Java-based IDEs, and used Sublime Text for years with primarily Python and Go. Something convinced me to try Go in IntelliJ, and really it's fantastic.
It also covers "important-to-me" features the author mentions. I haven't tried VSCode yet, but have tried all the others listed. IntelliJ is fantastic for Go.
It also covers "important-to-me" features the author mentions. I haven't tried VSCode yet, but have tried all the others listed. IntelliJ is fantastic for Go.