Run anywhere without installing locally, just like nodemon. I npm install everything locally, never globally, and use npm run script to easily execute (and chain) stuff. Am I in the minority?
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#13Run anywhere without installing locally, just like nodemon. I npm install everything locally, never globally, and use npm run script to easily execute (and chain) stuff. Am I in the minority?
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I can count with one hand the number of things I install globally. Everything else is local.
Same, the global pkgs I always have installed are: * nodemon * npm-check * ndb * serve * webtorrent-cli * jetpack
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#15https://github.com/NoRedInk/jetpack
Also called Jetpack...
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's also a set of Android components: https://developer.android.com/jetpack/
It is also an Nvidia AI SDK: https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/jetpack
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#17Run anywhere without installing locally, just like nodemon. I npm install everything locally, never globally, and use npm run script to easily execute (and chain) stuff. Am I in the minority?
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#19Haven't looked deeper in it, but why does it happen all the time that people think they can fix complexity by adding another layer of complexity too it?