Yes, there is Ant, Maven, Gradle, etc. but these are more dependency management. Why isn't there something more similar to npm, cpan, etc.? The closest thing I see is https://jpm4j.org/ but it seems to have slowed down.
Ask HN: Why is there no modern package manager for Java?
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Re: Ask HN: Why is there no modern package manager for Java?
#2It sucks, but it's probably because Java is used so much by large enterprises - and big organizations often won't tolerate using other people's code or sharing their code with other people. Node and Perl are used more by individuals (or startups) doing small bits and sharing back and forth.
If you start one I'll use it though. :)
Re: Ask HN: Why is there no modern package manager for Java?
#3It sucks, but it's probably because Java is used so much by large enterprises - and big organizations often won't tolerate using other people's code or sharing their code with other people. Node and Perl are used more by individuals (or startups) doing small bits and sharing back and forth. If you start one I'll use it though. :)
Pretty much everything of the Java ecosystem is open source and I don't think there are organizations that wont use any open source code written by other people.
Re: Ask HN: Why is there no modern package manager for Java?
#4There are plenty already.