Rust's cargo is the high water mark today (and is a substantial reason for Rust's popularity). Ruby's rubygems, node's npm, and the elm package manager all get

Rust's cargo is the high water mark today (and is a substantial reason for Rust's popularity). Ruby's rubygems, node's npm, and the elm package manager all get different things right and wrong, but at least they are a common approach that is somewhat sane. Python is total anarchy. I think most people would disagree with you about .Net, Go, and Javascript today vs python.