I think its about which languages have good dependency management. For example, Go, C and C++ have bad dependency management, so most programmers will try to s

I think its about which languages have good dependency management. For example, Go, C and C++ have bad dependency management, so most programmers will try to stick to stdlib solutions, only moving to dependencies if copy-paste is an overkill (I wouldn't copy-paste sqlite wrappers, but I would copy-paste a left-pad like function). NPM and Rust (which isn't managed) has great dependency management, so they move things out of stdlib into packages. But, it backfired when no one is sure which packages are official, so Rust made a "nursery" of officially maintained out-of-stdlib standard functions.