Another interesting project by the same author: <a href="https://blog.orhun.dev/introducing-kmon/" rel="nofollow">https://blog.orhun.dev/introducing-kmon/</a>
Sorry for picking this particular project to air my gripes – it's no worse than others. But here's something that's been annoying me a lot with Rust projects (a language and ecosystem that I love): The software lists a very small set of dependencies, but then when you actually go and take a look in Cargo.toml, it <i>actually</i> has a shitton of dependencies. The fact that these are "magically handled" by Cargo does not make them non-dependencies! The culture of pretending that only non-Rust deps are deps is incredibly annoying and unproductive.<p>*Edit based on lots of replies:* Before writing a reply that starts out with assuming that my comment says anything negative about having dependencies, or having lots of them, please take a moment to consider what I'm actually saying. This post is not a critique of dependencies, nor a critique of lots of depdendencies. It's a critique of pretending that only some dependencies are dependencies.