Also, i'm terrified of this idea of "library-manager download code from internet and run on this machine", without all the tests and QA of individual dependencies like we have in Linux packages.
Also, i've seen so many times people adding dependencies to projects because they did not know the standard library already had what they needed. I get it, it is easier to "pip install foo" than to look for "foo" in the docs. I don't think any sane person can learn everything that is available in the standard library, but searching the docs is always insightful.
Also, i'm terrified of this idea of "library-manager download code from internet and run on this machine", without all the tests and QA of individual dependencies like we have in Linux packages.
Also, i've seen so many times people adding dependencies to projects because they did not know the standard library already had what they needed. I get it, it is easier to "pip install foo" than to look for "foo" in the docs. I don't think any sane person can learn everything that is available in the standard library, but searching the docs is always insightful.