Plugins in wordpress are installed from the web UI and that's all, these just work with the same performance as the whole application (terrible native performance, but that's a PHP problem).
In go to achieve that I would need to compile the plugins on the fly, as well as recompile the whole application, instead of delivering an executable file and a bunch of dynamic libraries.
In .NET this was further used in large applications to reduce boot time, by loading code when it was first needed (DLLs)
Plugins in wordpress are installed from the web UI and that's all, these just work with the same performance as the whole application (terrible native performance, but that's a PHP problem).
In go to achieve that I would need to compile the plugins on the fly, as well as recompile the whole application, instead of delivering an executable file and a bunch of dynamic libraries.
In .NET this was further used in large applications to reduce boot time, by loading code when it was first needed (DLLs)