Before the introduction of Go module, I've seen Go package management is chaotic, with no way (at least I didn't know) how to lock dependencies. Go team seems a bit late to realize that as soon the ecosystem grows a sophisticated package manager is a must, but better late than never.
Thanks for the vid, it is really helpful as I'm starting to learn Go and documentation about package managment was confusing to me with all the info about previous approaches.
Go shouls have better dependency management. 1. Can go pull the depencies if we change the go mod file instead of go commands? 2. Go should find better way to deal with depencies may be like maven/gradle.
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Before the introduction of Go module, I've seen Go package management is chaotic, with no way (at least I didn't know) how to lock dependencies.
Go team seems a bit late to realize that as soon the ecosystem grows a sophisticated package manager is a must, but better late than never.
yoi
have you worked with soda?
jesus,
react - npm
python - requirements
...
why not learn from the masters?
Thanks for the vid, it is really helpful as I'm starting to learn Go and documentation about package managment was confusing to me with all the info about previous approaches.
Go package manger is the only reason why I use rust
Yes
True
thank u ser i need this video so bad
Hey Wallace can we get a video on Go's Garbage collection.
Why is ..hello world program on go is slow in my office windows machine and antivirus runs when i start executing...go run
Agin in WSL it runs fine...why in my windows its not working fine...
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Go mod has given me MORE headaches than anything else in Go and I've been doing Go since 2011. If you could go more in depth that would be fantastic
Answer to your first question
Yes I have always been confused with package management
i didnt know about go workspaces!
yes they are pretty new
Who is the second dude that explained the topic and why? Did I miss something?
i still dont like the package management from go
Anyone who remember GLIDE, we were using
JavaScript also has a goofy history with modules.
Go shouls have better dependency management.
1. Can go pull the depencies if we change the go mod file instead of go commands?
2. Go should find better way to deal with depencies may be like maven/gradle.
"go work" - facepalm
Go is bad designed language