> Go doesn't have single binary deployments either. You need a separate binary for every target platform. You're confusing static compilation and portability.

> Go doesn't have single binary deployments either. You need a separate binary for every target platform. You're confusing static compilation and portability. Static compilation produces a single binary artifact that can run on the platform for which it was compiled. This doesn't imply that it will run on every (or even any) other platforms--in fact, it's not possible for a single binary to run on every platform.