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If you look at ruby there is "gem" that you could equal to "npm". On top of that there is "bundler" that is you could equal to "yarn". It is the same pattern.
by jguimont 10y ago
If you look at ruby there is "gem" that you could equal to "npm". On top of that there is "bundler" that is you could equal to "yarn".
It is the same pattern.
- epmatsw 10y agoDoesn't npm effectively replicate bundler's functionality (poorly) via shrinkwrap? Why not fix that feature rather than replacing it with a separate utility?
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