With Go1.6, vendoring is built in as you read. What does this mean? Only one thing to keep in mind: When using the go tools such as go build or go run, they first check to see if the dependencies are located in ./vendor/. If so, use it. If not, revert to the $GOPATH/src/ directory. … Read more
Just include //= require Corners.js in application.js and let the Rails to do the job for you (it automatically includes vendor/assets). If you are just creating the vendor/assets/javascripts directory, you will need to restart your Rails server.
Based on this answer Defined here for Go as: Vendoring is the act of making your own copy of the 3rd party packages your project is using. Those copies are traditionally placed inside each project and then saved in the project repository. The context of this answer is in the Go language, but the concept … Read more