Implement an interface (tip)
Implementing an interface is a common task that Go programmers need to do
Editing Tips & Tricks
Learn some of the most useful Editing features of GoLand.
Editing code is a frequent activity that programmers do. However, editing is not only about typing the code but also navigation in a code-base.
If IDEs are good at one thing, is that they can help automate various tasks, including writing that tedious boilerplate code.
In this playlist we're going to have a look at many of the code editing features in GoLand, and how to effectively use them.
Structure tags (tip)
Quickly add tags to any fields from structures
Custom Structure tags (tip)
Add custom tags to any fields from structures
Generate a test for an element (tip)
Automate test generation
Expanding/shrinking selection (tip)
Select portions of code that you need to, faster
Multiple selections (tip)
Select multiple items faster
Select all occurrences in a file (tip)
Quickly select all occurrences of a piece of text in the current file
Navigate to File (tip)
Jump to a file without using the Project Tool Window, and your mouse
Navigate between opened files using the Switcher (tip)
Don't use the mouse to quickly move between multiple files
Jump to Recent File (tip)
Use Recent Files to quickly jump to last-visited file.
Recent Locations (tip)
Jump back and forth between files using code snippets you've recently seen
Jump to the Navigation Bar (tip)
Get an overview of your current location, and the project itself
Structure popup (tip)
View the file or whole package structure and navigate to any element
Select in (tip)
Select the current file in the Project or Changes view and more
Go to/from a test (tip)
Navigate to and from a test subject like a method or function
Type Hierarchy (tip)
Discover what types implement an interface or what interfaces are implemented by a type
Call Hierarchy (tip)
Analyze call trees for functions or methods
Show usages (tip)
Quickly discover the usages of the element your cursor is at
Compare with clipboard (tip)
Compare text, files or directories and even use the clipboard contents
Paste from history (tip)
Paste from the clipboard even if it's not the last item you copied into it
Switch to the editor (tip)
Get the focus back to the editor regardless what is currently focused
Hide all tool windows (tip)
Hide all the tool windows in the IDE
Speed typing (tip)
Quickly navigate to or filter any list of items in the IDE
Search Everywhere (tip)
Search anything in the whole IDE, from identifiers, to file names, to settings
Use Local History to Avoid Disaster (tip)
Use the IDE's built-in history facility to recover changes when VCS can't help you.