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llimllib·Mar 20, 2019

> I used to be annoyed that I had to put every go project into a dir 7-8 layers below that e.g ~/work/go/src/github.com/joshklein/project/cmd/hello_world.go, but now I can have ~/work/go_hello/src/main.go. Right? yes

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joshklein·Mar 20, 2019

Making sure I understand this: I’m some independent developer working in many languages. I like every project I work on to be inside ~/work/ within a subdir I name based on the project. I used to be annoyed that I had to put every go project into a dir 7-8 layers below that e.g ~/work/go/src/github.com/joshklein/project/cmd/hello_world.go, but now I can have ~/work/go_hello/src/main.go. Right? I understand this isn’t the main point, but frankly it’s the thing I care the most about.

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