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by awake
2195 days ago
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Python’s standard library is essentially a Swiss army toolkit for manipulating data. It has email and imap parsing built into it! I’m sure this doesn’t completely explain the dependency tree size but it does explain the proliferation of simple packages in JavaScript. Even data structures are difficult to find in JavaScript. Try looking on npm for a max heap. Python has heapq built in. JavaScript has ten libraries that are all equally unpopular. |
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