Me looking for the right NPM package
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Same with Ruby at this point. Someone needs to create a new RubyGems without all the c. 2009 abandonware shit.
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Isn't the usual approach to just include every single one of them anyway?
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The sad part is that so few npm packages are really necessary…
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Isn't the usual approach to just include every single one of them anyway?
No. You just include one or two. Those will include all the others, not you.
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I mean, it was built to help put JavaScript where it doesn't belong, so expectations of elegance and cleanness should be limited.
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It's great when you find the perfect package but then see the last update was four years ago.
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The sad part is that so few npm packages are really necessary…
If the package isn’t tree shakeable, I try not to use it.
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Same with Ruby at this point. Someone needs to create a new RubyGems without all the c. 2009 abandonware shit.
…and Python, Java, and GoLang.
At least with Java, many of the cornerstone packages have a corporate sponsor maintaining them.
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…and Python, Java, and GoLang.
At least with Java, many of the cornerstone packages have a corporate sponsor maintaining them.
I don't know about the other languages but most widely used JavaScript packages also have corporate backing
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Or...
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…and Python, Java, and GoLang.
At least with Java, many of the cornerstone packages have a corporate sponsor maintaining them.
Perl. CPAN has been around for a long time and has some packages in it that are older than other languages' entire repositories, I swear.
