Go (also known as Golang) is an open source programming language for building efficient software. This compiled programming language has certain similarities to C and is fairly easy to learn. You don’t necessarily need a computer to write and run Go code. Here are 4 Go programming iPhone apps that let you learn and run code on-the-go:
Go Playground: this Golang app lets you run Go code on your iOS device. It has an interactive editor and syntax highlighting. Supports external keyboards for iPad.
Golang Recipes: this Golang iPhone app comes with examples to teach you a thing or two about coding. Over 200 code samples are available to complete a wide variety of tasks.
Code Playground: a coding app that provides you with bite-sized content to help you learn on the go. It comes with syntax highlighting, a dark mode, and offline support. It supports JavaScript, Go, Python, Lua, and Perl.
GolangAce: a virtual assistant that answers your questions about the Go programming language. You can ask for packages, examples, and more.
Have you found better Go programming iPhone apps? Please share them here.
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