I wish the number of "GopherCoins" put into "Dependency Management" was broken down into more pieces. Seems like dependencies are stupidly easy everywhere as long as you don't care about any kind of quality assurance. It's easy to get unvetted code running on your machines. Seems like I spend all my time trying to figure out if it's safe to depend on something while dependency management is usually purely a function of will it build/run.

And yes, this is an everywhere problem and therefore Go can't be faulted. And yes everyone's pet language has solved it anyway. Thankfully no one uses anything but silver bullets today. /s

Hard problems are still hard, I suppose.