From the course: Debugging in Go

Working with the exercise files and GitHub Codespaces - Go Tutorial

From the course: Debugging in Go

Working with the exercise files and GitHub Codespaces

- [Instructor] I'm going to be demonstrating debugging in Go with Delve in a series of code walkthroughs and some opportunities for hands-on learning for you. Most movies include a code walkthrough. I've included the code and a GitHub repo that you can find at the link on screen. On screen, you'll see me working locally in Visual Studio Code, but the course allows you to explore the code in GitHub Codespaces. Code Spaces is a code editor in the cloud with the full power of Visual Studio Code. You can create a GitHub codespace directly from the Overview page for this course. First, click Open, which is here next to GitHub Codespaces. If you're already logged in, you'll be directed to a Getting Started with GitHub Codespaces page for this course's GitHub repository. If you're not logged in, you'll be prompted to log in or create a free GitHub account first. To launch Codespaces, click the Open Codespaces button right from your course homepage. This will take you to the GitHub repo for the course. If needed, you will need to log in. Or, if you don't have a GitHub account, you might need to create one. From here, click on Create codespaces on main. The course is meant for developers who are already experienced and comfortable writing Go programs who want to be able to debug those programs when something goes wrong from the command line and within VS Code. Now, let's get started.

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