> whose dependencies aren’t a pain in the ass to get installed and running Well, now maybe. I have been able to reliably install stuff with yarn or even npm la

> whose dependencies aren’t a pain in the ass to get installed and running Well, now maybe. I have been able to reliably install stuff with yarn or even npm lately. A year ago though, whenever I saw a node project, I'd try to npm install it and it'd fail 60% of the time. When you do install something, dear god all the dependencies! So many dependencies! What do all of them do? I have no idea, but they're needed in this boilerplate to get this electron app running. I've found support in the node community to be pretty non-existent as well. It's easier to find elixir documentation than to get help with node apps. I've been stuck on this electron/vue.js issue forever and have gotten no help, and I've tried Gitter, Stackoverflow, Atom's issue tracker and IRC: https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/11388 https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/11388 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48337401/unable-to-test-better-sqlite3-within-a-project-based-on-electron-vue-boilerplate https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48337401/unable-to-test-...