Go Language Modularization: Difference between revisions
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The standard workspace layout is: | |||
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A workspace may contain multiple projects. | |||
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=<span id='Dependency'></span>Dependencies= | =<span id='Dependency'></span>Dependencies= | ||
Revision as of 00:09, 15 August 2023
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Overview
A standard organization of the files that are part of a project makes easier to share code with other people who also use the same standard. Go workspaces encourage such a standard.
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Deplete, merge into this document and delete:
- Go Concepts - Packages
- Go Concepts - Dependency Handling
- Go Concepts - Standard Library
- Go Concepts - Runtime
Overview
Workspaces
The standard workspace layout is:
. ├─ src ├─ pkg └─ bin
A workspace may contain multiple projects.