Yeah that was badly written. I meant in Maven are way more powerful libraries than in crates.io. Most things in crates.io aren't really "stable" or "useful" (ye

Yeah that was badly written. I meant in Maven are way more powerful libraries than in crates.io. Most things in crates.io aren't really "stable" or "useful" (yet). They are in a really early stage, while in Java you have access to thousands production ready / tested libraries. I.E. Pdfbox, Netty, Akka, etc..