But even then, languages that have great, thriving easy to use dependency systems and package managers with small standard libraries still run into problems
The issue with comments written this way is that there are no details to support the claim.
Writing "see: JavaScript" doesn't really help without context. Without context, one does no know if you meant "JavaScript in browser" or "JavaScript via Node.JS" or "I simply don't like npm".
I'm not claiming there aren't any problems; however, "problems" are situational and one person's "problem" is another person's meh.
I just think it's irresponsible to not provide detail when making such claims.
Writing "see: JavaScript" doesn't really help without context. Without context, one does no know if you meant "JavaScript in browser" or "JavaScript via Node.JS" or "I simply don't like npm".
I'm not claiming there aren't any problems; however, "problems" are situational and one person's "problem" is another person's meh.
I just think it's irresponsible to not provide detail when making such claims.