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mgunyho | 3 years ago

That's true, although I think in the case of Go, it is a central design decision to make single-binaries easy so it's more of an exception to the rule.

I don't think it's an inherent feature of scripting languages that they are hard to distribute. I'm pretty sure it's possible to package up a tiny Lua interpreter (or e.g. QuickJS) and all necessary scripts into a standalone file.

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sayanarijit|3 years ago

Lua is only a configuration language without luarocks. With luarocks, we're back to the root of the argument - dependency vs standard library.