In simpler terms, the people who designed the language don't use GOPATH at all. That's why it's terrible.
In simpler terms, the people who designed the language don't use GOPATH at all. That's why it's terrible.
Universal:
- apt, yum, brew
Team PATH:
- GOPATH
- CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH
- PYTHONPATH (which Conda, virtualenv, etc modify)
- CARGO_HOME
Team redundant local blob:
- Node
- pipenv
Rust is probably the least-half-assed (most full-assed?) model, with both a sane user-wide default for cache (~/.local/cargo), a way to edit that default, and project location flexibility.
But I actually love the Go notation that I've opted to organize most of my code around the ~/namespace/src/domain/repo scheme. I never lose track of where a folder is :)
Yes I do the same! I don't lately write any Go but I really appreciate the organization this way