Yes it is far easier to isolate dependencies in a go app as once it is built it has pretty much zero dependencies, and you can build it locally for another platform. Still, this sort of thing is useful if you have to use other platforms like python too for work and it's also written in go, so worth a look I think.
Indeed, I realize in retrospect that is less a tool for making Go developers' lives easier, and more about Go being used to build a tool that makes other developers' lives easier :)
Maybe I'm missing something here, but don't we get most of this development and deployment convenience simply by virtue of using Go?
Yes it is far easier to isolate dependencies in a go app as once it is built it has pretty much zero dependencies, and you can build it locally for another platform. Still, this sort of thing is useful if you have to use other platforms like python too for work and it's also written in go, so worth a look I think.
Indeed, I realize in retrospect that is less a tool for making Go developers' lives easier, and more about Go being used to build a tool that makes other developers' lives easier :)