An alternative method of distributing individual libraries other than by dumping them all on Anarki.
Say we make a convention that we can make a new post on arclanguage.com with the post title "<library>my-library" in order to define a new library called "my-library". Library code must be indented by two spaces as normal to differentiate commentary on the library from the library code itself.
Then when 'require can't find my-library on the local copy, it uses http-get, trawls through http://www.google.com/search?q=site:arclanguage.com+%22<... , and searches for the newest post on arclanguage.com, downloads it, then parses out the library code.
LOL.
That would be cool, but probably stupid.
Basically, a really nice way to package and distribute individual libraries, a really nice way to specify dependencies.
With pack.arc you can pack a library in a directory, and then you can distribute that directory and put it wherever you like. I don't like too much the method of abusing the forum to distribute libraries. I would really like an ad-hoc application (maybe at arclanguage.org/libs), so that if require doesn't find a lib it tries to install it from arclanguage.org/libs?name=my-lib or something similar. As of today, dependencies are already handled, but the needed package must be in the search path of pack.arc.
