> Go’s build output is a single file, whereas dotnet’s is a folder with the built assemblies (including dependencies). Building a docker image and pushing it to

> Go’s build output is a single file, whereas dotnet’s is a folder with the built assemblies (including dependencies). Building a docker image and pushing it to microk8s is much faster when all you’re packaging up is a single binary, vs. an entire directory of assemblies. From .NET 5 onwards, you actually have the option of publishing to a single file. Technically you could do this in .NET Core 3 too, but it was really just a self-extracting ZIP.