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by homebrewer
4 days ago
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One distinguishing feature is their optional install strategy: running packages directly from compressed archives instead of unpacking them into node_modules. https://yarnpkg.com/features/pnp Very similar to using .jar's in Java instead of directory trees of .class files. It's somewhat hacky though, and editor/tool support varies. - since there are far fewer small files, it can be faster especially on Windows if you're forced to work on it for some reason - the archives can be stored into the git repository (through git-lfs or friends), removing dependency on the internet and the package registry |
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