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Which languages do you consider to have the biggest/smallest standard libraries? JS and Rust have a reputation for being pretty small. C has fewer data structures, but a bunch of system APIs. Python feels more like a kitchen sink. Where are other languages on this spectrum?

I was looking for some basic examples of Scala syntax, and it looks like they've changed quite a bit in the 2 -> 3 transition! It's the biggest syntax change I think I've seen in an established language.

Perhaps the biggest driver of docs success is prestige. How cool are the docs tools, and how proud are you to have contributed to the docs? Which tools do this best? Racket docs look pretty great, for example.