A few are just UX quirks - ctrl+b tries to build from the current package, not the project root, leaving you tabbing to main.go for each recompile, which is annoying; cursor "runs away" from the prompt not affecting anything. but mostly, the output is buffered.
I wrote a toy MapReduce framework that yielded tons of output. It crashed Sublime because it buffered the entire output into the console instead of printing it into some sort of FIFO buffer like IntelliJ or Eclipse do. Again, running from a terminal is ok, but the whole point of an IDE is to save you from fiddling with lots of windows and terminals.
I wrote a toy MapReduce framework that yielded tons of output. It crashed Sublime because it buffered the entire output into the console instead of printing it into some sort of FIFO buffer like IntelliJ or Eclipse do. Again, running from a terminal is ok, but the whole point of an IDE is to save you from fiddling with lots of windows and terminals.