I wonder if it's too easy to make one of these libraries. Don't get me wrong I'VE never tried to build one of these, I'm sure it's hard. But maybe it's not so h

I wonder if it's too easy to make one of these libraries. Don't get me wrong I'VE never tried to build one of these, I'm sure it's hard. But maybe it's not so hard that people won't just make their own that fit their needs better. If this is true I would say it's a positive feature of python, but also a reason for fragmentation. You tend to see less fragmentation in earlier and lower level technologies. This is partially due to time, only good software or hardware lasts. But I also hypothesis it was because things are harder down there, you need bigger teams and more resources, which tends towards centralization.