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> the alternative is a C/C++/or Haskell scenario where instead of one generally accepted "right" package manger you end up with 20. To be fair, Haskell doesn't
by nequo 3y ago
> the alternative is a C/C++/or Haskell scenario where instead of one generally accepted "right" package manger you end up with 20.
To be fair, Haskell doesn't have 20. It has two.
- cogman10 3y agoJust a sec, let me go create 18 more ;) But yeah, fair point. And maybe we can rely on newer languages to converge on a package manager faster than the languages of old did due to the internet.