I like this. I've become a huge fan of using Go for web stuff since it's baked in to the language and I can get solutions really quickly. I'm more likely to go through this code though because it looks interesting.
Technically if you can compile once on one arch a Go binary will run on any distro from what I've heard. You can also cross compile. There's also gccgo and I'm sure other efforts. A decent number of Go projects are advertised to run on a Raspberry Pi. I think that's good enough.
I've gone as far as compiling Go from my Android phone.
No problem, I tried out Termux mostly to test it out, and I was impressed. I was able to run a Web Server in Python... and Go was a similar story. You could open it up on your browser and all. I'm convinced all one needs to hack into any system is a good Android device with enough storage, or iOS device with their Linux emulator.