Think problem is not in advanced features but in stability, integration and streamlining - compared to Rust/cargo.
This is exactly what I meant. It's not the ability to build things; of course you can.
The progress has been in agreeing on a coherent interface everyone uses and which handles 99% of what most projects need with minimal friction.
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This is exactly what I meant. It's not the ability to build things; of course you can.
The progress has been in agreeing on a coherent interface everyone uses and which handles 99% of what most projects need with minimal friction.