dependency

I mean, its not optional, its a core dependency.

But of course your microframework doesn't have any dependency issues.

The rest is merely a painful, expensive, misbegotten parade of path dependency.

"Hello world" does not require any dependency injection whatsoever.

There is no dependency from Google in Android, all their influence comes from the fact that they own the most popular third party app suite that every OEM wants to license on their device.

If you use something like hibernate with any other large library, you end up in Jar dependency hell, where hibernate needs one version of a jar, and something else needs another version.

Frequent crashes, terrible and fundamentally broken package/dependency management.

And of course, it was so successful, successfully a blackbox, he's asked to automate some other task, which is only related because there's some slight dependency, and, well, it's a dependency, so let's just put it in the same script we already run.

Multi-AZ ELB instances took too long to notice EBS was broken and then hit a bug and didn't fail over properly anyway[ELB users get no refund, which seems harsh]For those keeping score, that's 1 human error, 2 dependency chains, 3 design flaws, 3 instances of inadequate monitoring, and 5 brand-new internal bugs.

This page appears to be positively ancient, referencing FreeBSD 5 and Red Hat 8, and a bunch of the technical differences are incorrect now; the Linux kernel hasn't used stable/unstable versioning in forever and is entirely on git, every GNU/Linux distribution has easy binary package dependency resolution and retrieval, etc.

There's little or no support for refactoring or doing other things on large code bases, and the majority of the time the work has to be done manually.- Because the build system is broken, dependency management is hellGot one library that uses scons, another using autoconf, and what to build a local dev instance of a library without installing it into the system path?