Ied: Like npm, but faster – an alternative package manager for Node
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Re: Ied: Like npm, but faster – an alternative package manager for Node
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#3What an unfortunate name.
Re: Ied: Like npm, but faster – an alternative package manager for Node
#4Unfortunately IED (Soon to be renamed "NOM") doesn't support Git dependencies :(
Re: Ied: Like npm, but faster – an alternative package manager for Node
#5A quick test shows this to be _much_ faster than NPM 2 (Browserify ~8s vs ~27s using NPM 2). I've been on the look out for a faster NPM given it takes 30m to install dependencies for an application I work on :( Unfortunately IED (Soon to be renamed "NOM") doesn't support Git dependencies :(
Re: Ied: Like npm, but faster – an alternative package manager for Node
#6I'm considering switching to npm2nix and Nix for my projects, because I got burned by NPM far too often. Also Nix can be used for all software, not only NPM stuff. With NixOS it also ties a nice "package", haha
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#8I find it very confusing with flat node_modules as it doesn't hide complexity.
Complexity isn't much of a concern since all dependencies should (ideally) me automatically managed by NPM.
The greater benefit is reduced duplication and reducing excessive folder nesting. The former saves space and the time required to download dependencies, the latter solves some serious issues with using NPM on windows.
Re: Ied: Like npm, but faster – an alternative package manager for Node
#9I find it very confusing with flat node_modules as it doesn't hide complexity.
Well, NPM is changing to a flat structure in V3. Complexity isn't much of a concern since all dependencies should (ideally) me automatically managed by NPM. The greater benefit is reduced duplication and reducing excessive folder nesting. The former saves space and the time required to download dependencies, the latter solves some serious issues with using NPM on windows.