Love them or hate them, with the right feature set, it’s hard to deny that IDEs can make software development a lot more efficient. Text editors like vim, SublimeText, and Atom have plugins that can make software development a lot easier, but they’re typically still limited in scope to what they can do.
Don’t get me wrong – I use vim, SublimeText, and Atom on almost a daily basis (some plugins work better in one than the other), but I’m when writing Go code, JetBrains’ new Go IDE, Gogland is surprisingly well done.
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In the chaotic world of software development, a smooth development workflow sometimes seems unattainable. No matter how carefully planned your development cycle is, eventually the time comes when you have your next release ready to ship, but for one reason or another, only part of that release can be deployed. Now you’re faced with splitting up your code and someone else has already committed some new changes for the next release.