What Julia Does Right

[zjh]

On Thursday, 8 December 2022 at 17:47:42 UTC, Walter Bright wrote:
> Here's a good thought provoking article:
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> https://viralinstruction.com/posts/goodjulia/
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> A couple of things stood out for me:
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> 1. 
> https://viralinstruction.com/posts/goodjulia/#the_package_manager_is_amazing
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> I've never thought of a package manager that way.
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>


I just saw the `neat` language which based on `D`. I think 
`language plug-in` is really a very good concept. The `D` plug-in 
author can specifically `open/close` some `D` features In this 
way, the author of the `D` plug-in does not need to set up a 
separate branch, but directly set up a sub branch under the 
`plug-in` directory of the`D`language. The author of the `D` 
plug-in can use the latest `D` features at any time, and the`D` 
user can also enjoy the `D` plug-in feature.
In this way, people do not need to establish branches of `'D'`.