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Before starting picking up the origin project https://github.com/machine-drivers/docker-machine-driver-vmware, I know nothing about golang. When entered on reconstruction, I hadn’t read the language specification of golang, neither articles nor guides. This is my first go project, and I started it with Visual Studio. I did know that the VS code works perfectly with language check, debugging as well as Windows desktop, but I held it on as a basic text editor and then turned to Notepad++. Yes I will not install any CGO runtime on my desktop (guess how I build it).
After finished this project, I still can't make sure I can write a hello world in go. That's a sad story. It’s because of the sick of golang itself. I will put another thread to discuss on.
You can release the binary by yourself. It’s always stable and easy to use.
Although the binary of the build can integrate compatibly with standard official boot2docker image, I still recommend combining with this: https://github.com/AZ-X/An-exhibition-of-Ed25519-signature-to-both-ssh-and-dockerd-inside-of-an-advanced-boot2docker-disc
Before starting picking up the origin project https://github.com/machine-drivers/docker-machine-driver-vmware, I know nothing about golang. When entered on reconstruction, I hadn’t read the language specification of golang, neither articles nor guides. This is my first go project, and I started it with Visual Studio. I did know that the VS code works perfectly with language check, debugging as well as Windows desktop, but I held it on as a basic text editor and then turned to Notepad++. Yes I will not install any CGO runtime on my desktop (guess how I build it).
After finished this project, I still can't make sure I can write a hello world in go. That's a sad story. It’s because of the sick of golang itself. I will put another thread to discuss on.
You can release the binary by yourself. It’s always stable and easy to use.
Now you may close this and keep reading README.