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> My feeling is that making it super easy to pull 50 transitive dependencies without realizing it does not help What is it that makes you think that C/C++ does
by PaulDavisThe1st 2y ago
> My feeling is that making it super easy to pull 50 transitive dependencies without realizing it does not help
What is it that makes you think that C/C++ does not do this also?
[ EDIT: this also has something to do with the typical size and scope of C/C++ libraries ]
- palata 2y ago> What is it that makes you think that C/C++ does not do this also? My experience. I haven't worked in a single C++ project that had hundreds of dependencies, but I encounter those regularly in Rust/npm.
- PaulDavisThe1st 2y agoI would suggest that this caused more by ideas about the appropriate scope and scale of libraries in the 2020s than anything specifically connected to the language in use.
- palata 2y agoI don't see that in Kotlin for instance.