I'm sure the reason npm3 is slow(er) is primarily because it's doing important stuff. However, having played with `ied`, it does flat deps and it's literally a

I'm sure the reason npm3 is slow(er) is primarily because it's doing important stuff. However, having played with `ied`, it does flat deps and it's literally an order of magnitude faster (10-20x in my testing). I use npm a lot every day and npm's slowness is becoming a significant UX issue for me. I would like to continue using npm but right now I would switch if either `ied` or `pnpm` had decent feature parity with `npm install`.