Java and C# are generally capable of this. It's a bit more native in Java than C# though. .NET has a rather awesome thing called the global assembly cache that

Java and C# are generally capable of this. It's a bit more native in Java than C# though. .NET has a rather awesome thing called the global assembly cache that makes static compilation somewhat of an anti-pattern. For Java you can easily create a "fat jar" by dropping a plugin into your build system, usually with zero or minimal configuration. (shadow is the popular one for Gradle). I am generally not a fan of Go (for a long list of reasons) but it's compilation speed and static by default (if you disable CGO, which you should) is definitely one of it's strong points.