The more I read about some issues with Go, the more I realise that it's beautiful and elegant because of the ties with Plan9 and the uncomplicated thinking that

The more I read about some issues with Go, the more I realise that it's beautiful and elegant because of the ties with Plan9 and the uncomplicated thinking that comes with it, but it suffers greatly because it won't consider how the world has changed since. So you get a very particular way of doing things (`GOPATH`, `gofmt`) and you're kind of out of luck when the abstraction leaks (`interface {}`). Point in case: treat GitHub as part of the filesystem, so you don't need to host a package manager. I suspect that the end game is the opposite of Java (com.example/package/whatever) and in the long run you're expected to publish your source to a domain you control. Starting with GitHub and services like gopkg.in just gets people acquainted with the idea but in the enterprise you'll be importing `enterprise.com/factory/builder` or some such.