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I think you’re underselling it. You’ve listed several projects with many thousand man hours in development. It’s telling that in Python there have been multipl
by dlisboa 11d ago
I think you’re underselling it. You’ve listed several projects with many thousand man hours in development.
It’s telling that in Python there have been multiple package managers over the years to fix the broken status quo. Typescript/Javascript notwithstanding, in other languages and environments you get the one tool that’s been there for over a decade without competitors.
Very few languages have suffered from the same package manager issues as JS/TS and Python.
- no_wizard 11d agoVery few languages have also suffered their popularity
- 0x20cowboy 11d agoWouldn't yarn, grunt and gulp fall into this category?
- c-hendricks 11d ago> Typescript/Javascript notwithstanding Also, gulp / grunt weren't package managers.