[SwellJoe]

This seems like maybe a really big area for evenagelism in the node community. I've watched a ton of talks and tutorials lately, and several of them made a strong point of saying, "use versioned dependencies" because libraries aren't practicing good semantic versioning, so even minor version changes can be breaking. So...maybe there needs to be a lot more attention being paid to semantic versioning being used religiously.

I'm new to this ecosystem, so I'm definitely not an expert, but it's certainly been an intimidating point for me; maybe the most difficult thing to wrap my head around. I'm used to being able to spelunk into my project, and read everything I'm depending on, or at least skim it and kinda grok where things happen. How would one even do that with 53,000 files? How can anyone trust any application they build with these tools? I mean, the security implications alone are breathtaking, to me.