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Jul 19, 2023 1 hr 37 min

The tools we love (Go Time #285)

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The Go ecosystem has a hoard of tools and editors for Gophers to choose from and it can be difficult to find ones that are a good fit for each individual. In this episode, we discuss what tools and editors we're using, the ones we wish existed, how we go about finding new ones, and why we sometimes choose to write our own tools.

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The tools we love (Go Time #285)

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Chapters

  1. 0:00 It's Go Time!
  2. 0:45 Andy Walker
  3. 2:39 Finding tools
  4. 7:28 Anti-syntax highlighing
  5. 15:39 Watching screencasts
  6. 19:45 Apple Vision
  7. 24:00 Subconscious programming
  8. 31:48 Writing tools myself
  9. 35:50 Shell or CLI
  10. 40:31 Tools doing too much
  11. 46:47 Neovim
  12. 49:11 Charm
  13. 52:13 Tools shaping design
  14. 57:47 Terminal emulators
  15. 1:00:12 The F***
  16. 1:02:20 Build process tools
  17. 1:05:38 sh
  18. 1:06:42 Documentation tools
  19. 1:08:47 Terminal multiplexer
  20. 1:09:49 Application launchers
  21. 1:12:05 Non-development tools
  22. 1:13:38 Bike
  23. 1:16:54 Muse
  24. 1:18:43 Unpopular opinions!
  25. 1:19:02 Bananas
  26. 1:21:19 Jon's unpop
  27. 1:23:03 Andy's unpop
  28. 1:25:56 Mat's unpop
  29. 1:27:39 Kris' unpop
  30. 1:35:35 Last words
  31. 1:36:23 Outro

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