I don't know; I was looking at TS tutorials the other day and there seemed to be at least half a dozen "bundlers" with different tutorails suggesting different ones to use. It took me a while to figure out I could just directly invoke "tsc" to generate javascript from typescript.
Go only "got this right" after a decade of kicking and screaming about how it wasn't necessary. Dealing with the vendor and go.mod transitions was incredibly painful. There wasn't even a mechanism for hiding packages from everyone in the world from importing until Go 1.4!
I'm still not convinced that the built-in vendor support added in Go 1.5 wasn't intentionally made incompatible with the community-developed solutions out of some weird kind of spite. Why didn't they just use "./vendor/src" like all of the existing tools were using? (Remember that Go was written by plan9 folks, so making a "src" symlink didn't work. In fact, the Go compiler dislikes symlinks in most places -- pre-modules the unholy things you had to do with GOPATH were awful.)
