(This isn't necessarily aimed only at blog post, but guys and gals there are other OSs supported by Go than Linux/OSX. Most of the time just having "go get" work is enough. Trust me, I've done it a lot as an outlier. I use FreeBSD and Windows.)
What's wrong with using something like party[1], or nut[2]? Or just vendoring in a way that go build still works. Seriously, what's wrong with more source files in your project's source repository?
This way I can go get your command (package main).
Ugh, more Linux-Only. Don't follow this please.
(This isn't necessarily aimed only at blog post, but guys and gals there are other OSs supported by Go than Linux/OSX. Most of the time just having "go get" work is enough. Trust me, I've done it a lot as an outlier. I use FreeBSD and Windows.)
What's wrong with using something like party[1], or nut[2]? Or just vendoring in a way that go build still works. Seriously, what's wrong with more source files in your project's source repository?
This way I can go get your command (package main).
I dunno, maybe I'm just grumpy.
[1] https://github.com/jingweno/nut [2] https://github.com/mjibson/party