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IMHO the Node/npm ecosystem is far more stable than Angular 1&2/bower. Node core modules have been remarkably stable since 0.12.x, so most of npm packages one
by fernandopj 10y ago
IMHO the Node/npm ecosystem is far more stable than Angular 1&2/bower.
Node core modules have been remarkably stable since 0.12.x, so most of npm packages one would install are libraries, with very narrow responsibilities. A few popular frameworks have also been fairly stable and well understood (Express, Bluebird).
With Angular, you also have a myriad of libraries available to you, easily pluggable via Angular DI, but the very core framework has changed a lot... so in the Javascript frontend, things are much further away from a "battle-tested best practices" than the backend.
- flukus 10y ago> IMHO the Node/npm ecosystem is far more stable than Angular 1&2/bower. I can't say if it's more stable than bower, but IME it's not stable at all. My simple blog static site generator breaks every time I write a new blog post.