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We have that and it's called `bower`. We moved away from it because having two package managers to manage javascript (one for front-end and one for back-end) i
by qudat 10y ago
We have that and it's called `bower`. We moved away from it because having two package managers to manage javascript (one for front-end and one for back-end) is more insane than the issue you described.
- stincity 10y agoLove that. Let's include a backend tool for just so our frontend stuff can work. Makes sense.