1) he never says what bad practices are encouraged. A crate can have many source files, so what's wrong with big crates? It's better than npm with tons of stupi

1) he never says what bad practices are encouraged. A crate can have many source files, so what's wrong with big crates? It's better than npm with tons of stupid small dependencies. 2) what if 2 modules in go share a common dependency? It's not clear to me how that's handled in a file system hierarchy. But thats beside the point anyway.