Create greet package

Most main editors have some support for Go. Check the full list of IDEs and Plugins for Go on the official Go Wiki.

Though many editors support Go, they do not offer the same level of features and integrations.

These are things you might look for when considering an editor, from the most basic to the more advanced use cases. Keep in mind people tend to have different opinions here, so this is just a list to let you know some of what is possible, value the ones you care about most:

• Syntax coloring
• Integration with gofmt to automatically format source code (best when always triggered on save)
• Ability to replace gofmt with goimports to automatically add/remove/organize imports
• Go to definition of identifier under cursor
• Code auto completion
• Integration with code linters (go vet, golint, gometalinter, …)
• Automatic refactors (rename, extract variable/function, …)
• Debugger Integration
• Integration with go test to run tests
• Integration with godoc to provide contextual documentation
• Integration with Go guru (formerly known as Go oracle) to answer questions about code

See also

• Create the first test for your program
• Create your first Go program
• Installing some common tools
• Some common Go commands that you should know
• Create Go workspace