Hehe, I have to underline this aspect as npm killed half an hour of my work yesterday, when I redownload some package in a sibling directory (for diff purposes)

Hehe, I have to underline this aspect as npm killed half an hour of my work yesterday, when I redownload some package in a sibling directory (for diff purposes). Never had this experience with go. The comparison is a little emotional for me, but when I realized npm just killed my code, I was emotional... Nevertheless, Javascript/Ecmascript is the result of years of development in a living environment (the web) while go was designed from scratch, by some of the most capable programming language designers on this planet, to enhance their previous work. Who wonders about the result?