A new open-source tool offers a zero-dependency Go version manager that can be installed with a single curl|bash command. The creator developed it after encountering issues with existing solutions like gvm, which is archived and has SSL problems on Apple Silicon, and other tools that require complex setup. This manager aims to be lightweight and cross-platform, supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux. It allows developers to easily switch between Go versions for different projects, such as using Go 1.21 for a team project and Go 1.26 for personal experimentation. The tool's simplicity and lack of dependencies make it an attractive option for developers who want a hassle-free way to manage multiple Go installations. The project is available on GitHub and has already gained attention from the Go community.
A developer created a zero-dependency Go version manager that installs via a simple curl|bash command, addressing issues with existing tools like gvm. It's designed for simplicity and cross-platform compatibility.