Few interesting areas: - JS dependencies are a problem because of the sheer number, which is really because of all the authors of the dependencies and how they

Few interesting areas: - JS dependencies are a problem because of the sheer number, which is really because of all the authors of the dependencies and how they update, backwards compat or not etc. if you had 10 big things by 10 authors they would coordinate better than 1500. - The Lazarus example is interesting but “trusted components” also means walled gardens, who gets to choose? Is there competition? How is that decided in vs out? Logical conclusion to much of this ends up with a central community package manager like maven central..