GoLand, a JetBrains IDE
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@golang makes you love programming. We help keep that love alive. New features: #NewInGoLand GoLand for DevOps: https://t.co/M82EgdUY9p
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Joined October 2016
GoLand 2025.3 is here! Highlights include: 🔹Analysis of resource leaks in editor on-the-fly 🔹Multi-agent experience with Junie and Claude Agent 🔹Built-in Terraform support 🔹Improved Kubernetes workflows 🔹Single-file editing without creating a project Learn more 👉
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GoLand 2025.3 brings enhanced Kubernetes support – deploy, debug, and connect without leaving the editor. Manage clusters with the new namespace selector, check live resources, fix failed pods, use in-editor secret management and one-click port forwarding. #NewInGoLand
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“What version? How much CPU? Which region?” If those questions cover your deploy, you’ve already defined your API. Kelsey Hightower explains the mindset. Watch the full interview 👉 https://t.co/A2lTVJB2Re
#DevOps #CloudNative
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GoLand now offers a full multi-agent experience. Claude Agent and Junie are both available in the same chat interface – switch between them seamlessly and get the right kind of assistance for every task. More flexibility = more power. #NewInGoLand
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GoLand 2025.3 spots resource leaks like unclosed files or connections in real time, with warnings shown right in the editor. Full story 👉 https://t.co/TFq8HCU9t9
#NewInGoLand
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What is the main issue? The response body is never closed - and the app breaks under load. Even if you don’t read the body, you must still close it. Leaving the body open keeps the connection busy, and sooner or later the pool will be exhausted… taking production down with it.
The code works… but something isn’t being handled. What’s missing? And what might happen in prod? Drop your guess below 👇
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The code works… but something isn’t being handled. What’s missing? And what might happen in prod? Drop your guess below 👇
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ICYMI: Our GoLand AMA kicks off today at 1 PM CET! Head to r/JetBrains to chat with the GoLand team and get your questions answered. 📍 r/jetbrains: https://t.co/ba9rpYPtrn
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🗓️ Dec 8: GoLand takes over Reddit! Join our AMA session to chat directly with the GoLand team about Go, tooling, DevOps, and anything in between. 📍 r/jetbrains:
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Anything and everything relating to JetBrains their products and projects. Find out more about JetBrains at https://jetbrains.com/
If you’ve ever wanted direct access to JetBrains experts… congratulations — December is your month. We’re hosting a multi-language AMA series on Reddit. Stay tuned to join the conversation! Links to the subreddits below: ➡️r/jetbrains: https://t.co/JYLtff8rdo ➡️r/kotlin:
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What happens when Kelsey Hightower walks into the @jetbrains office? A conversation about DevOps, AI, and why “boring tech” might actually be a good thing. 🎥 Full interview soon. #DevOps #AI #CloudNative
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🎉 Go turns 16! We took a closer look at the latest Developer Ecosystem Survey to uncover how #golang frameworks, tools, and developer practices have evolved - and where the language is heading in 2025.
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Our teammate Arseniy took the stage at @gowestconf to talk about one of Go’s classic pitfalls - nil dereferences (we’ve all been there 😅). Catch the full talk here 👇 https://t.co/eCCWCGWq75
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GoLand brings it all together - logs, manifests, and redeploys, right in one IDE. Learn more 👉 https://t.co/T6ZcQRikCF
#GoLandForDevOps (1/1)
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💥 You deploy a new version of a service. The pod starts... and instantly crashes. Now you’re juggling kubectl, YAMLs, and log streams across three tools. (0/1)
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We love sharing knowledge and learning together at conferences! 🚀 Arseniy, the software engineer on the GoLand team, just gave a talk at @gowestconf about avoiding nil dereferences - Go's billion-dollar mistake. Stay safe out there! #golang
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