> I took a look at Scala but instead of virtualenv style dependency management it's more like maven projects.
You could do virtualenv style by setting the CLASSPATH environment variable if you really want. The ecosystem tends to prefer using explicit dependencies though.
> It has Ammonite where you can declare dependencies at the top of files but that seems kind of hacky.
Sort of, but I don't think you'll do better anywhere else. Lots of other replies are suggesting various languages that do essentially the same thing - a magic comment at the top of the file that declares your dependencies.
You could do virtualenv style by setting the CLASSPATH environment variable if you really want. The ecosystem tends to prefer using explicit dependencies though.
> It has Ammonite where you can declare dependencies at the top of files but that seems kind of hacky.
Sort of, but I don't think you'll do better anywhere else. Lots of other replies are suggesting various languages that do essentially the same thing - a magic comment at the top of the file that declares your dependencies.