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Yes those langs have large runtimes. But even for compiled native languages, if you have a lot of dependencies you will require containers sooner or later. Go d
by consteval 2y ago
Yes those langs have large runtimes. But even for compiled native languages, if you have a lot of dependencies you will require containers sooner or later. Go doesn't really have the huge dynamic-linking ecosystem. But, if you do and then project X and project Y diverge on versions... you have a problem.
Also containers can automate deployment easier. Like the line from bare server -> full deployment is much faster if you use containers.