Technology moves so fast that everyone has short memory, patience and attention span.<p>So stuff like this happens [this is a tongue in cheek scenario, treat it as joke, not criticism of particular people or framework]:<p>Developer1: &quot;Argh, I can&#x27;t figure out dependencies for this library&quot;,<p>Then someone comes along and &quot;fixes&quot; it:<p>Developer2: &quot;Look, just static compile it &#x2F; include all deps in a subdir some place. See, fixed! I even made a language &#x2F; framework thingie to do this for you. Yeah, those stupid old packagers and OS people made such a mess...&quot;.<p>Developer1: &quot;Oh wow so easy, I&#x27;ll be using this and tell others to use it too.&quot; &#x2F;goes to twitter...<p>A few years later, everyone uses the new shiny dependency-bundling library&#x2F;framework thingie. Then a security vulnerabily hits and everyone realizes why those old boring packagers and OS people set things up the way they did. 6 days later everyone forgets and jump on the next new shiny framework. Cycle repeats...