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A few things things: * any non Javascript / ruby / go languages don't have standard packages, package names, etc. * any non Javascript / ruby / go languages
by adekok 9y ago
A few things things:
* any non Javascript / ruby / go languages don't have standard packages, package names, etc.
* any non Javascript / ruby / go languages may be using one of many build systems. It's just too hard to troll through random build systems to see what dependencies are used
* therefore, a simple text file is what will work, and is what will be trivial for everyone to use
* if you find it too hard to update one line in a text file when you add (for example) a new dependency on libldap... you shouldn't be programming
- _Codemonkeyism 9y ago" any non Javascript / ruby / go" Would have thought Maven popularized standard package names and build dependency (POM) files.