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As other people are saying, this has a lot to do with almost all projects relying somewhat on Javascript. It also has a lot to do with there being very poor wa
by po 16y ago
As other people are saying, this has a lot to do with almost all projects relying somewhat on Javascript.
It also has a lot to do with there being very poor ways of managing dependencies in Javascript. For instance, in python there is pip/pypi and in ruby there are gems. Javascript doesn't yet have that. I don't check in all of my dependent libs into my repo. I do check in the Javascript libs though.
There is npm (http://npmjs.org/ http://npmjs.org/) but it requires node and for most people, they don't want to bother. They just manually change the name of the file or directory and check in a new version.
- ra 16y agoAgreed. some of my projects are ~50% Javascript, but in fact most of that is jQuery, jQuery UI, canvas.js, json2.js etc.
- partypoopin 16y agoWhatever ended up of JSAN (http://openjsan.org/ http://openjsan.org/)? Is it much the same conclusion as the PHP community where someone built it, and nobody came?