How to Run Go[Golang] on Visual Studio Code

I will show you how to set up and Run Go(Golang) on Visual Studio code. Running Go on Visual Studio Code is the best way to learn Golang. This is a comprehensive Go visual Studio setup in a step-by-step manner. This golang tutorial on vs code teaches you to set up golang in an easy way.

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Search "visual studio code for golang" in your browser such as chrome and click on the first link.

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In this VSCode tutorial for beginners, I'll be showing you how to use Visual Studio Code for Golang Development. I'm going to show you how you can configure visual studio code (vscode) to run go programs on Windows10 OS. You can use the same method to install the Go program on Mac.

⌚TimeStamp:
0:00 - Introduction to this Golang Setup on Visual Studio Code
00:32 - Download and Install go
01:26 - Install Vs code for Golang Development
02:10 - Install Go extension(go team at google) - Rich language support for visual studio code
03:25 - Hello World program in golang

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[anownym]

Thank you, this was a great start when I was struggling. It's these kind of things that make people give up else

[miguelTriesComputing]

Great video, very helpful, keep it up!

[ernestguevara]

Thank you, this is what other introduction to Go is missing!

[brunonegraozica]

I liked the "runner" extension. thanks for that

[ГерманАксаков]

The only video that helped me at the beggining of my work with Go, Thanks, man

[drunchik]

Big thx bro i was suffering for an hour

[hugooh]

that code runner part is amazing. thx!

[SPASKEDODASKEXYZ]

Amazing and simple video, thank you so much.

[antonytran]

Thank you, this video helped me to solve my problem

[fabiano]

That was helpful. Thank you! I am subscribed now.

[robintunley]

Thanks for a great video! Was definitely having trouble getting my GO programs to run before this. Question: You had a (2) in your problems tab (I have them as well). What's going on there? Thanks!

[Yxrygfrhvr]

Thank you for this video! It was really helpful for me as for a beginner.

[ivanalexander]

Thank you so much: two days of research as a newbie was ultimately easily solved by your explanation in the video. I learned a lot over the two days, but wish I'd found your video earlier :)

[jeffdesouzadev]

Awesome video, my friend! Thank you for the help!

[dealscounty]

Excellent, I bought some thing in Udemy, but that is not clear as it is explained here, Hatsoff

[pawelk]

Great suggestion, it works for me, thank you! I can't believe this is not a standard thing with the default go extension.

[dmitry.gashko]

2:42 you don't need to reload it. Vs code for about 3 years can install some extensions without reloading. And if some extension cannot be installed without reload VS Code will say than and adds button to reload

[cbbcbb]

You should use light theme on your tutorials. Some of us are using smaller screens to watch your videos. Dark screens do not display as clearly as light themes do. A large computer monitor may (in fact it does) display dark theme better than small ones do. Besides, the brightness of a large monitor can be adjusted if it is too bright.

[expert]

@TutorialBrain Why do we need to install an extension, Code-Runner, and not use the built in Run commands from the Run menu?

[irfankurniawanS]

Gopls was not able to find modules in your workspace when outside of gopath.