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by _Understated_
1649 days ago
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I can't help but think that with the way modern languages/programming are going, we're making a rod for our own backs! Don't get me wrong, I've read about Rust and it's capabilities vs things like C++ and yes, I can see benefits. That's not what I mean. It's in 10 years when we clone a repo on Github and it pulls down 2000 dependencies: will they all still work? Everything nowadays seems to require massive dependencies! I know we've long used libraries for different bits of functionality rather than reinventing the wheel but it just seems like we're giving up masses of control/agility for convenience that may kick the shit out of us later! Just a thought... |
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Most likely no. This is why Rust has its own repository of immutable packages on crates.io. Depending directly on Github is indeed a terrible idea.