I think the idea is good but execution is poor to reach mass adoption because:
1. It tries to replace ALL package managers due its extreme philosophy. I had a lot of issues when it tries to replace Cargo for example
2. It uses a functional language, which will lose 95% of users
3. It never had a great user experience especially if you’re new and trying to learn or if you’re not using linux or if you bring your own tools (e.g. vscode)
I think something like that could totally exist one day, but it’ll have to restart from scratch on a cleaner base IMO
1. It tries to replace ALL package managers due its extreme philosophy. I had a lot of issues when it tries to replace Cargo for example
2. It uses a functional language, which will lose 95% of users
3. It never had a great user experience especially if you’re new and trying to learn or if you’re not using linux or if you bring your own tools (e.g. vscode)
I think something like that could totally exist one day, but it’ll have to restart from scratch on a cleaner base IMO