An example for a dependency management package manager for a compiled language is [cocoa pods](http://cocoapods.org) for Objective-C. It's really popular with iOS and OS X developers.
It helps when you use external open source projects and want to update it to a new version. With go you have to keep track of you external dependencies and their versions on your own.
Or look at [cabal](https://www.haskell.org/cabal/) for Haskell. It's a package manager that doubles as build system.
It helps when you use external open source projects and want to update it to a new version. With go you have to keep track of you external dependencies and their versions on your own.