With say a java app thou you'd typically get a .zip with all your class path dependencies and a launcher in one bundle. This is not the case for ruby, js (node)

With say a java app thou you'd typically get a .zip with all your class path dependencies and a launcher in one bundle. This is not the case for ruby, js (node), python etc where the norm is to splatter dependencies across your file system. Its not quite static linking but closer