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Add Google’s programming language to your Bazel setup, with all the common developer workflows. This course assumes students have completed Bazel 101. Bazel provides a hermetic, reproducible build environment for Go, including managing the version of the Go SDK as a Bazel “toolchain”. Since the Go language was developed alongside Bazel (or Blaze, as it’s called at Google), it feels like a more natural fit with Bazel than some other languages. If your application builds with go build, it should be straightforward to build it with Bazel instead.

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Getting Started

rules_go and gazelle Create and run an application Formatting and Linting Running Go tools Deploying containers More lessons are coming soon: Editors and IDEs
  • simple: generated files in source tree
  • Complex: GoPackagesDriver
  • GoLand
Debugging Advanced
  • Fetching via Go Proxy