> To make matters worse, npm module names are doled out on a first-come, first-serve basis. Much like domain names, this means that great names often go to unde

> To make matters worse, npm module names are doled out on a first-come, first-serve basis. Much like domain names, this means that great names often go to undeserving projects. (For example, judging from its download count, the npm module named logging makes it one of the least popular logging packages for JavaScript.) This makes the comparison of third-party modules all the more time-consuming since the quality of the name is not a useful signal for the quality of the library. This is also my biggest complaint about global npm registry: lack of namespacing. > write JavaScript code that uses async/await and type annotations, switch to my terminal, run node example.js How about: node --harmony