https://golang.org has everything you need to get started, including packages, binaries and the Go Playground.
Can run your code in the Go Playground.
There is also a full screen version of the Go Playground, at https://play.golang.org
Multiple files has to place all of the code files into one.
Other examples include Display image, Sleep and Clear
On the homepage, there are multiple samples. If you click Share, you can see the full version in The Go Playground.
Via the Go Playground, you can easily share code by pasting it there and clicking the Share button.
The Go Playground uses a backend server to compile the application and return the results.
The applications running in the Go playground, do not have access to the outside world.
Can’t make requests to external hosts on the web and cannot host your own web services.
Local host address is 127.0.0.1 works for many examples, won’t be able to get a host outside of that environment.
The Playground also fakes the filesystem and simulates read and write operations. You write the files and then read them during the same applications run. Changes are not persistent.
Always the same date and time in the Go Playground - November 10th, 2009 11pm. This particular date and time, was when Go was first announced.
It also helps to make the results determinative.
The Go Playground is completely free with no limitations.
No limitations on the number of source code files to work with.
No limitations on the number of times you can run the code.