Go tooling is awesome compared to other language ( Rust included ). Everything is built it and you don't need something external, everything works out of the box dependencies included, it has been the case for 4 years with go mod.
The fact that you can cross compile a win10 .exe on a raspberry pi with a single command as easy as "GOARCH=amd64 GOOS=win go build ." it's very powerful and I don't know a single language that does it out of the box like go does.
Go tooling is one of the strongest point of Go you have all of that built-in:
The fact that you can cross compile a win10 .exe on a raspberry pi with a single command as easy as "GOARCH=amd64 GOOS=win go build ." it's very powerful and I don't know a single language that does it out of the box like go does.
Go tooling is one of the strongest point of Go you have all of that built-in:
- compilation
- testing
- benchamark
- dep managment