I think the problem is in npm and not in the micro-modules. Writing isomorphic, cross-browser code in a language full of edge-cases, like JavaScript is hard.

I think the problem is in npm and not in the micro-modules. Writing isomorphic, cross-browser code in a language full of edge-cases, like JavaScript is hard. Oneline function, but 20 lines of tests and another 20 test environments. The solution should not come from people that write only front-end JS code. I'm waiting for a response by the libraries that were broken by left-pad.