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That’s, like, the opposite of npm though. It does dependencies per project, versioning, and does not impose any filesystem restrictions. Not that it doesn’t hav
by rco8786 8y ago
That’s, like, the opposite of npm though. It does dependencies per project, versioning, and does not impose any filesystem restrictions. Not that it doesn’t have issues.
- Can_Not 8y agoHow is it the opposite of npm?
- rco8786 8y agoAll of the reasons I listed...?
- Can_Not 8y agoBut npm does all of those...
- rco8786 8y agoI know...Golang does the opposite of each of those. Here's some excerpts of the comment we responded to: > It's distasteful of Go to impose a filesystem layout. > To achieve [self-contained dependenceis] with Go, one has to set a different GOPATH per project, and then checkout the project deep into that root. > Given that Go doesn't really do package versioning...