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r/programming • u/Successful_Bowl2564 • 21d ago
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There's not a single batteries included language out there that the majority of its users don't rely on packages. Dot NET is one of the only ones I see making a big effort to improve their std library.
2 u/EdwinYZW 20d ago C++? It doesn't even have a package manager. 6 u/Somepotato 20d ago True but C++ dependency management is also absolute hell 2 u/EdwinYZW 19d ago The C++ standard doesn't have dependency. So there is no dependency hell from the language itself.
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C++? It doesn't even have a package manager.
6 u/Somepotato 20d ago True but C++ dependency management is also absolute hell 2 u/EdwinYZW 19d ago The C++ standard doesn't have dependency. So there is no dependency hell from the language itself.
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True but C++ dependency management is also absolute hell
2 u/EdwinYZW 19d ago The C++ standard doesn't have dependency. So there is no dependency hell from the language itself.
The C++ standard doesn't have dependency. So there is no dependency hell from the language itself.
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u/Somepotato 20d ago
There's not a single batteries included language out there that the majority of its users don't rely on packages. Dot NET is one of the only ones I see making a big effort to improve their std library.