Re:Moving from TypeScript to Rust / WebAssembly
by steveklabnik on Friday July 10, 2020 @02:52PM
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Additional considerations here:
Rust invested in a package manager very early, and specifically designed things to make it easy to publish packages.
Rust has a smaller standard library, and so you often need packages to do things that you may not need in other languages, which encourages the use of packages, which I think encourages the publishing of them as well, not to mention that there are gaps that would get filled by packages.
Rust invested in a package manager very early, and specifically designed things to make it easy to publish packages.
Rust has a smaller standard library, and so you often need packages to do things that you may not need in other languages, which encourages the use of packages, which I think encourages the publishing of them as well, not to mention that there are gaps that would get filled by packages.