How to use AWS SAM with Go in Visual Studio Code

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  • goimports

    [mirror] Go Tools (by golang)

    • The ResponseEvent struct. The reason for this is that the IDE has set the GOPATH to the root of the project. Therefor the imports are not correct. By using Workspace Folders you can change this behavior so that each folder has it’s own scope.

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    Docker Official Image packaging for golang

    • Setup Visual Studio Code as your IDE to build and deploy an AWS SAM stack using Go. I recently started to experiment with Go and the best way to learn is to play with it and build something. So I decided to build a simple application. During this process I ran into the problem that my IDE did not like having many go modules within one project.

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    • Setup Visual Studio Code as your IDE to build and deploy an AWS SAM stack using Go. I recently started to experiment with Go and the best way to learn is to play with it and build something. So I decided to build a simple application. During this process I ran into the problem that my IDE did not like having many go modules within one project.

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