Go binaries are notoriously large because, in the interest of deployability, they bundle the entire Go runtime with a build. This makes them poor for resource-constrained environments. Also, QOA has a theme about being tiny, so let's stay on theme.
I've heard of at least these tools used in the Go community to make smaller binaries:
Go binaries are notoriously large because, in the interest of deployability, they bundle the entire Go runtime with a build. This makes them poor for resource-constrained environments. Also, QOA has a theme about being tiny, so let's stay on theme.
I've heard of at least these tools used in the Go community to make smaller binaries:
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