I'm impressed how fast someone was able to turn this into a Unicorn :-) VCs will be stepping all over each other over this! Seriously, some languages have brok

I'm impressed how fast someone was able to turn this into a Unicorn :-) VCs will be stepping all over each other over this! Seriously, some languages have broken package systems and it looks like it's not the case for JS ... in fact it's working so well they are used ad nauseam, for trivial things even. This is to be expected from a language that is very flexible, but does not offer 'standard' ways of doing things built in, or at least offers the functionality as part of the distribution of the language libs/modules. JS just hit puberty, and will mature ...