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Rust, julia, elixir

• lelandbatey 2y ago
  All those came after Python/C/C++ etc which were all from the wild-west of the "what is package management?" dark ages. The designers of those languages almost certainly thought the exact thought of "how can we do package management better than existing technology like pip?"
• shwouchk 2y ago
  julia just store the analogue of a requirements.txt (Project.toml) and the lock file (Manifest.toml). And has its own package issues including packages regularly breaking for every minor release (although i enjoy the language and will keep using it)
  • throwawaymaths 2y ago
    yep, i was wrong about julia.
• duped 2y ago
  Rust doesn't store dependencies under your project dir, but it does build them under your target.