"It's so easy!" yes if you have the language and tools de jour installed and up to date. I want none of that.
It was node and npm.
Then go.
Now Rust and cargo.
Oh, I forgot ruby.
And all this needs to be up to date or things break. (And if you do update them then things you are actively using will break.)
I don't need more tamagochis, in fact the less I have, the better.
What happened to .deb and .rpm files? Especially since these days you can have github actions or a gitlab pipeline packaging for you. I can't care less what language you are using, don't try to force it down my throat.
"It's so easy!" yes if you have the language and tools de jour installed and up to date. I want none of that.
It was node and npm.
Then go.
Now Rust and cargo.
Oh, I forgot ruby.
And all this needs to be up to date or things break. (And if you do update them then things you are actively using will break.)
I don't need more tamagochis, in fact the less I have, the better.
What happened to .deb and .rpm files? Especially since these days you can have github actions or a gitlab pipeline packaging for you. I can't care less what language you are using, don't try to force it down my throat.