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by cute_boi 1714 days ago
makes sense in some situation but people seems to forget left pad fiasco. And the small package which you say sounds good in theory but what we get is bloated things that depends on multiple semver package. And many developers don't even have a clue whats happening which algorithm it is using and thats fair if you get millions package in nested dependencies.

However in Rust I find these packages managed properly which npm should learn.

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> which npm should learn

More like "which the JS/TS developers should learn from"

npm is just a package manager, it's not its fault.