It's been a long time since I last looked at golang, but the first time I met it, I instantly disliked the way it imposed its own idea of filesystem organizatio

It's been a long time since I last looked at golang, but the first time I met it, I instantly disliked the way it imposed its own idea of filesystem organization onto the user. I wanted to run a Heartbleed checker, and instead of being able to clone the repository into a new subdirectory inside my ~/projects and compiling and running from there, like I would do for projects written in any other language, the go compiler required that the project was cloned into a global centralized path, where all projects written in golang would end up, mixed together without any separation.