I am (still) looking for programming languages that meet the two following requirements:
1. Has a project-local, nested dependency/module mechanism (see https://wiki.slightly.tech/books/miscellaneous-notes/page/transitive-dependencies-and-the-commons for explanation)
2. Does *not* have an import-all feature; ie. a way to import a module that causes all its contents to be injected into scope directly. I want languages that require explicit references of some kind (prefixing things with the module name is good enough).
@joepie91 wouldnt javascript qualify? at least it sounds it can be made to work that way 🙂
@serapath Only partly; it has the nominal typing and allows injecting things into scope (see eg. the preludes)
@joepie91 wow, unexpected. interesting and good to know.
@joepie91 hmm, i love the bare runtime. it makes it easy to use C and it kinda helps with C packages as well
https://github.com/holepunchto/bare
they have other ooling repositories such as bare-cmake or cmake-vcpkg
https://vcpkg.io/en/
https://github.com/holepunchto/cmake-vcpkg
@joepie91
i was under the impression that rust would fit as well, but maybe not?