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Wait what? Ocaml, Haskel, Rust? Nix? Probably many more. If `go get` was good enough as you intended to say why do we have `godep, godeps, gom, gondler, goop,
by DAddYE 12y ago
Wait what? Ocaml, Haskel, Rust? Nix?
Probably many more. If `go get` was good enough as you intended to say why do we have `godep, godeps, gom, gondler, goop, vendorize, party, gpm` and many more? Which one should I pick? It's better do GOPATH="_vendor:$GOPATH" go install or use one of them? Also, should I install go with apt/brew/pac or use gvm?
I like go, I use it for fun and work, but really, is getting annoying seeing all this `gophers` totally out of reality.
- andmarios 12y agoThere are third party tools for every language. With go until now I haven't need any of them, so I don't know them. I read go's docs and I do fine with the official tool when I want to compile an app from source. On the other hand, there isn't a way to not learn about gem, bundle, pip, easy_install, npm when you try to install apps written in their languages. Some times it is easy, as “gem install gollum” and some times it is difficult, as trying to install gitlab. Haskell I really don't know because any haskell app I ever needed was in my distro's repositories. To be fair most Python packages are too.