I've worked extensively in C# (for the first 15 years of my career, it was my primary language), and built a handful of projects in Go. They're mostly comparabl

I've worked extensively in C# (for the first 15 years of my career, it was my primary language), and built a handful of projects in Go. They're mostly comparable in terms of dependencies. The average C# project I was on-- in the last few years I worked in it-- had roughly the same number of Nuget dependencies as the Go projects I've seen. Both languages are great in this regard-- you can do a whole lot without 3rd parties.