I wonder how it compares to/could be used in conjunction with mise, which has (deservedly) gotten a lot of attention recently. Their backends (https://mise.jdx.dev/dev-tools/backends/) feature is very helpful, but it seems like Soar might be a step even further to simplifying installing tools without even needing to install go, rust etc backends.
Looks interesting.
I wonder how it compares to/could be used in conjunction with mise, which has (deservedly) gotten a lot of attention recently. Their backends (https://mise.jdx.dev/dev-tools/backends/) feature is very helpful, but it seems like Soar might be a step even further to simplifying installing tools without even needing to install go, rust etc backends.
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