No, and that's part of why I use Scala instead. But this person is looking to make a binary to do a small thing on their desktop and does not list dependency management among their criteria.

It doesn't have a great ecosystem of libraries, but it _does_ have a good way to manage them: https://dune.build/, which as I understand it was developed at Jane Street (lots of code and dependencies) and is now open source.

> Even rust with all its hype lacks in this area imo.

This is surprising to me! I find that Rust has pretty excellent tooling, and Cargo is substantially better than the package manager in most other languages...

Depends on what you're doing and how you structure your program. It certainly does not match the ecosystem of Go, Rust or C++