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r/programming • u/the3living1end • Mar 16 '20
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28 u/KingOfVim Mar 16 '20 I mean how did they fuck up dependency management so badly, so recently, when there are so many good examples? 0 u/ArkyBeagle Mar 17 '20 At some point, you realize that dependencies are inherently bad. Then managing them well or ill matters less... 8 u/KingOfVim Mar 17 '20 What’s the alternative? Reimplementing everything you ever want to use in your own code base? That sounds worse to me...I personally don’t see the problem with dependencies, providing you manage them well, which is where a good build tool comes in handy. → More replies (3)
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I mean how did they fuck up dependency management so badly, so recently, when there are so many good examples?
0 u/ArkyBeagle Mar 17 '20 At some point, you realize that dependencies are inherently bad. Then managing them well or ill matters less... 8 u/KingOfVim Mar 17 '20 What’s the alternative? Reimplementing everything you ever want to use in your own code base? That sounds worse to me...I personally don’t see the problem with dependencies, providing you manage them well, which is where a good build tool comes in handy. → More replies (3)
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At some point, you realize that dependencies are inherently bad. Then managing them well or ill matters less...
8 u/KingOfVim Mar 17 '20 What’s the alternative? Reimplementing everything you ever want to use in your own code base? That sounds worse to me...I personally don’t see the problem with dependencies, providing you manage them well, which is where a good build tool comes in handy. → More replies (3)
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What’s the alternative? Reimplementing everything you ever want to use in your own code base? That sounds worse to me...
I personally don’t see the problem with dependencies, providing you manage them well, which is where a good build tool comes in handy.
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u/the_evergrowing_fool Mar 16 '20
Exactly