You only need to pick up the whole `vendor/` thing (you can "vendor" deps by copying it manually if it works for you), get familiar with `dep` probably (as a lo

You only need to pick up the whole `vendor/` thing (you can "vendor" deps by copying it manually if it works for you), get familiar with `dep` probably (as a lot of project use it nowadays by default), and that's basically it. Nothing that affects usual daily work has changed and that's what I insanely love in Go. Recently I had to pick up and work on project I did back in 2013, and it was so damn cool to see that it just works, compiles and there is almost zero problems with dependencies (the only one I had was due to removal of `code.google.com` and moving projects to github, so it was a matter of renaming import path and introducing vendoring).