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Re:Apache Helix – Near-Realtime Rsync Replicated File System by chrisjc on Monday October 26, 2020 @05:12PM (#24901479)
One of the most important and valuable (at least to me) things about the Java and the JVM is its ecosystem. And Apache is a part of that ecosystem. BTW a lot of the Apache projects aren't even Java or depend on the JVM.

> If these things were written in C, Go or Rust...

Do these languages have similar ecosystems?

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Re:Apache Helix – Near-Realtime Rsync Replicated File System by francislavoie on Tuesday October 27, 2020 @02:03AM (#24904830)
Go and Rust have very good package management (Go's kinda sucked but go modules is helping a lot), so yes. They both work much nicer than the occasions I've used maven etc.
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Re:Apache Helix – Near-Realtime Rsync Replicated File System by chrisjc on Wednesday October 28, 2020 @01:58PM (#24921985)
I think that package management is very different from an ecosystem. I'm somewhat aware of rust and gos' package managers, but I'm really curious about if they have ecosystems similar to Apache. I wouldn't be too surprise if the Apache ecosystem embraces more and more go and rust projects as time goes on...
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