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It can matter though; fwiw. I love Rust, but my "node_modules" in Rust is absolutely huge. Not a problem on Desktop, but because I am full-time Rust these days
by asdkhadsj 7y ago
It can matter though; fwiw. I love Rust, but my "node_modules" in Rust is absolutely huge. Not a problem on Desktop, but because I am full-time Rust these days my next laptops have to have lots of storage. Gone are the days where I can have a small SSD in my laptop.
Fwiw though, even a 250MB node_modules would pale in comparison to my Rust version lol.
- porker 7y ago> I love Rust, but my "node_modules" in Rust is absolutely huge. Why does Rust need a node_modules folder?
- Keats 7y agoIt's not node_modules but it is the same concept, it's called target in Rust.
- asdkhadsj 7y agoKeats is correct - I figured this is a JS discussion thread so rather than say my target folder, I'd use "node_modules" for familiarity. I should have probably explained that. A bit of verboseness would have saved more verbose comments haha.