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Developed in 2007 at Google by a team of programmers – Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson, it is a compiled, statically typed language same to other system languages such as C, C++, Java, and many more. GoLang is highly productive, and readable with support for networking and multiprocessing and it is scalable in extensive systems as well. Below is a list of a few well known open source projects developed using GoLang Docker Kubernetes Lime InfluxDB Gogs Go Git Service among others. Install GoLang in Linux Systems 1. Go to and download the latest version of GoLang in an archive file using wget command as follows $ wget -c [64-bit] $ wget -c [32-bit] 2. Next, check the integrity of the tarball by verifying the SHA256 checksum of the archive file using the shasum command as below, where the flag -a is used to specify the algorithm to be used $ shasum -a 256 b49fda1ca29a1946d6bb2a5a6982cf07ccd2aba849289508ee0f9918f6bb4552 Important To show that the contents of the downloaded archive file are the exact copy provided on the GoLang website, the 256-bit hash value generated from the command above as seen in the output should be the same as that provided along with the download link. If that is the case, proceed to the next step, otherwise, download a new tarball and run the check again. 3. Then extract the tar archive files into /usr/local directory using the command below. $ sudo tar -C /usr/local -xvzf Where, -C specifies the destination directory.. Configuring GoLang Environment in Linux 4. First, set up your Go workspace by creating a directory ~/go_projects which is the root of your workspace. The workspace is made of three directories namely bin which will contain Go executable binaries. src which will store your source files and pkg which will store package objects. Therefore create the above directory tree as follows $ mkdir -p ~/go_projects/{bin,src,pkg} $ cd ~/go_projects $ ls 5. Now it’s time to execute Go like the rest of Linux programs without specifying its absolute path, its installation directory must be stored as one of the values of $PATH environment variable. Now, add /usr/local/go/bin to the PATH environment variable by inserting the line below in your /etc/profile file for a system-wide installation or $HOME/.profile or $HOME./bash_profile for user-specific installation Using your preferred editor, open the appropriate user profile file as per your distribution and add the line below, save the file, and exit export PATH=$PATH/usr/local/go/bin 6. Then, set the values of GOPATH and GOBIN Go environment variables in your user profile file ~/.profile or ~/bash_profile to point to your workspace directory. export GOPATH="$HOME/go_projects" export GOBIN="$GOPATH/bin" Note If you installed GoLang in a custom directory other than the default /usr/local/, you must specify that directory as the value of the GOROOT variable. For instance, if you have installed GoLang in the home directory, add the lines below to your $HOME/.profile or $HOME/.bash_profile file. export GOROOT=$HOME/go export PATH=$PATH$GOROOT/bin 7. The final step under this section is to effect the changes made to the user profile in the current bash session like so $ source ~/.bash_profile OR $ source ~/.profile Verify GoLang Installation 8. Run the commands below to view your Go version and environment $ go version $ go env Check GoLang Version and Environment Type the following command to display usage information for the Go tool, which manages Go source code $ go help 9. To test your if your Go installation is working correctly, write a small Go hello world program, save the file in ~/go_projects/src/hello/ directory. All your GoLang source files must end with the .go extension. Begin by creating the hello project directory under ~/go_projects/src/ $ mkdir -p ~/go_projects/src/hello Then use your favorite editor to create the file $ vi ~/go_projects/src/hello/ Add the lines below in the file, save it, and exit package main import "fmt" func main { you have successfully installed GoLang in Linux\n" } 10. Now, compile the program above as using go install and run it $ go install $GOPATH/src/hello/ $ $GOBIN/hello First GoLang Program If you see the output showing you the message in the program file, then your installation is working correctly. 11. To run your Go binary executables like other Linux commands, add $GOBIN to your $PATH environment variable. Reference Links That’s it! You can now go on and learn GoLang for writing simple, reliable, and highly efficient computer programs. Are you already make use of GoLang? Share your experience with us and many other Linux users out there via the comment section below or imaginably, you can ask a question in relation to this guide or GoLang. You cannot save the context in a global variable. Context is by definition local to that execution, and at any given moment, there will be multiple of them. You can store the generated ID in the gin context func m *Middleware RequestID { return funcc * { xRequestID = %s [%s] - \"%s %s\"\n", xRequestID, } } Then you can use the ID stored in the context with the custom log formatter string { return ...", ... } Or if you need to use a different logging library, you can write a wrapper func LogInfoctx * string { id= // Log msg with ID } Many log libraries offer methods to get a logger with some parameters already set. For instance, if you use zerolog logger= log msg will contain the request id" The programming language Go also known as Golang may not be the most popular programming language out there. It does, however, offer an evolving approach to development and an active community. Today, Golang is supported by most popular text editors and IDEs through the use of plugins. That said, there are also quite a few less-known Golang IDEs worth checking out. Before we list the best and most efficient IDEs for developing and debugging Golang applications? It’s worth reviewing briefly what Golang actually is and who uses it. What is Golang? Developed in Google from 2007 and released in 2009, Golang is an open-source procedural programming language. It’s developers, Griesemer, Pike & Thompson, took inspiration from other languages like C, Oberon, Pascal, Newsqueak and Smalltalk to bring to life Go. One of the main advantages of Golang is that it supports concurrent programming. This allows multiple processes to run concurrently through the use of channels and goroutines. Being a robust programming language, Golang was used to develop Docker and Kubernetes. On the consumer side, Go is the code behind Netflix and Dropbox. Top 8 Golang IDEs 1. LiteIDE The first Golang IDE on our list is also perhaps the most Golang centric one that has been targeting Go developers since its inception in 2012. LiteIDE is a simple, open source, cross-platform Go IDE that highly resembles Visual Studio and GCC C++. If you’re feeling nostalgic, you’ll be right back at home with LiteIDE. Since it was designed for Golang, LiteIDE has a number of useful features for developers right out of the box. These include configurable build commands, an advanced code editor, and of course extensive Golang support. Other features include code management, a gdb and Delve debugger, auto-completion and theming with WordApi, MIME type based system, and more. As is to be expected with a FOSS solution, Lite IDE can run on Windows, MacOS and Linux operating systems. In addition, it is frequently updated and has a loyal community of users. 2. VSCode Another popular code editor with extensive support for Golang is VSCode. Much like other extendable text editors, Visual Studio Code will demand you install a plugin to code, debug and perform other actions on Go code. Using the Go extension for Visual Studio Code, you get language code navigation, symbol search, bracket matching, snippets, and many other features to help you write better Go code in your familiar VSCode environment. The Go plugin for VSCode is developed and maintained by the Go team at Google, so upgrades and fixes are frequent. 3. Vim-go Vim is a popular cross-platform open source text editor with a plethora of plugins offering support for most programming languages out there. Golang is no exception. The vim-go plugin is free, easy to install, and is well-maintained with frequent updates on Github. Upon installation, vim-go will arm your VIM text editor with Go package compilation, folding and syntax highlighting, integrated delve support, and anything else you may need to write applications in Golang. Since this is an open source project, you will need to turn to the community for support when you come across any trouble. That said, you will find most of what you need in the project documentation. 4. GoSublime If Sublime is your choice of text editor, then the GoSublime plugin collection will give you most of what you need. GoSublime is an IDE-like plugin for Sublime Text 3 mainly, but not limited to. According to its description, it provides integration for most of your Go/Golang development tools. Well-maintained and supported financially, the GoSublime plugin boasts stars on GitHub alone. It’s worth noting that you may need some additional plugins to make the most of Sublime as a Golang IDE. One such plugin is the Golang Build package, which is the official Sublime Text package for Go build system integration. 5. GoLand JetBrains is known for Intellij IDEA and its flavors made for specific languages. In this case, GoLand is the JetBrains solution for GoLang developers. GoLand is a cross-platform IDE built specially for Go developers. It is a commercial IDE, and as such comes with a modest price-tag and a rich feature-set. It includes on-the-fly error detection with suggestions for fixes, refactorings with one-step undo, intelligent code completion, dead code detection, and documentation hints. In addition, it comes with powerful GoLang debugging capabilities, user-friendly GoLand code navigation and support for Git, GitHub, and Mercurial out-of-the-box. For a personal license, you will need to pay US $ for the first year and less later on. For a business license, the annual cost starts at US $ per user. 6. Zeus IDE Zeus is a language neutral programmer’s IDE for the Windows platform that is known by few. Claiming to be “an IDE letting you code like Mozart rather than coding nursery rhymes”, Zeus has quite a bit to offer to Go developers. Among others, Zeus IDE supports Go tools like gocode for auto-complete, documentation, code navigation, as well as tools like gofmt and goimports for automatic code formatting. There are also macros for Go Guru, fix, vet, gorename and gobuild. Last but not least, as of recently, Zeus also works with the Delve debugger. You may be wondering why Eclipse and its Go plugin, Goclipse, are not included in the list of top 7 GoLang IDEs. Goclipse was abandoned by its developer in 2017 and so no updates have been made to the project since. The user community was also quick to follow, so support for Golang on Eclipse is limited at best. Choosing the IDE for your next Golang project will usually be influenced by the usual criteria for IDE selection. If you’re already familiar with VSCode or can operate a JetBrains IDE in your sleep? There’s really no reason for you to seek out an alternative. All you need to do is install Golang on your machine and add a plugin to your IDE or text editor of choice. But if you are feeling adventurous? Go ahead take this opportunity to discover a new IDE like LiteIDE or Zeus IDE to add to your Goland development toolbelt. 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