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For me the ability to use packages made by other people is a draw card for a language. However, when I first went to the site, all I could think was "Whats a c
by blm 12y ago
For me the ability to use packages made by other people is a draw card for a language.
However, when I first went to the site, all I could think was "Whats a crate in relation to programming or more specifically Rust? Is it Rust's idea of a package (eg like ruby gems)."
I just think it would be good to have the site say Cargo: The Rust language package manager.
The site also says this:
"The Rust community's crate host". Is it not a cargo host for distribution of crates where crates are Rust packages? Is there non-community crate hosts?
- steveklabnik 12y agoBasically, crates are packages, yes. It might be good to add some non-jargon-y copy there too, yeah. :)