Go doesn't have a build tool like SBT or Gradle, it doesn't even have an official package manager.
Go has a compiler and that's all. You could argue Go is easier to build that Java, but it's because makes a lot of assumptions about how you organize your code on your HD which can be a hindrance if it doesn't fit the way your company operates. As always, Go is simple for simple use cases and get complicates as soon as you try straying from what go developers decided for you, there is no flexibility with that language.
Javascript has tons of build tools that are all clunky and horrible to use.
Go has a compiler and that's all. You could argue Go is easier to build that Java, but it's because makes a lot of assumptions about how you organize your code on your HD which can be a hindrance if it doesn't fit the way your company operates. As always, Go is simple for simple use cases and get complicates as soon as you try straying from what go developers decided for you, there is no flexibility with that language.
Javascript has tons of build tools that are all clunky and horrible to use.