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GDEC

GDEC [gee-dec] aka Golang Development Environment Container

GDEC is a collection of images that sets up a Go Development Environment with a standard set of tools and features. The only difference between each image is the IDE / editor used. They are separated out into different images to prevent a single image from growing too large.

Requirements
- Installing Requirements
Containers
Architecture
TODO

Requirements

[Docker] (https://www.docker.com/)

Installing Requirements

Docker
- Mac OS X Instructions
- Linux Instructions
- Windows Instructions

Containers

GUI-Based Editors Containers

Text-Based Editors Containers

TODO

Architecture

jcscottiii/base-gdec is the base image that contains all the tools and Go.
- TODO: Once there are text-based editors, they will inherit from base-gdec.
- jcscottiii/base-gui-gdec inherits from base-gdec and then includes all the libraries to render GUI applications
  - jcscottiii/intellij-gdec inherits from base-gui-gdec and then installs IntelliJ and the Go Plugin for it.
  - jcscottiii/vscode-gdec inherits from base-gui-gdec and then installs Visual Studio Code and the Go Plugin for it.

TODO

Install other Go IDEs / editors
Install other Go Tools
Get instructions for other operating systems
Talk about exposing ports to demo debugging web services in the container.

Kudos

This would not have been possible without those existing sources on the Internet as this is my first Dockerfile from scratch.

Haven Nightly Art for tips on running GUI apps on Mac OS X
This very long issue in docker for Mac OS X GUI help
@jfrazelle's Visual Studio Code Dockerfile for tips on setting VSCode up.
Project Atomic's post on helping set up non-root user.

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Add Windows documentation

This has been a really fun setup to use and I want to help out. I will work on additional documentation for the Windows side of things

Add neovim and vim-go support.

Once fatih/vim-go#607 is done, add support for the greatest vim plugin vim-go and add neovim as an additional editor to use in the container.

URL for application download

Get a better link for the VSCode.zip package

I wanted to discus this part in your TODO section. How did you come across this URL in the Dockerfile to download Visual Studio Code to begin with:

https://az764295.vo.msecnd.net/public/0.10.1-release/VSCode-linux64.zip

I went looking around at how to download it from the Microsoft site. After looking at the soure code for the download page, I found this piece of JavaScript:

            var dv = getParameterByName('dv');
            if (dv) {
                $('#confirmation').show();
                reportAction('Download', dv, { 'version': 'preview' });

                var links = {
                    'osx': 'http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=620882',
                    'win': 'http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=623230',
                    'linux64': 'http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=620884',
                    'linux32': 'http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=620885',
                    'winzip': 'http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=623231'
                }
                window.location.href = links[dv];
            }
        });

The most interesting piece of this snippet is the var links. If you use browse to one of the links above it will trigger a download for the appropriate platform. Maybe it can be used to replace the one you have?

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