In Joe Armstrong's concept, the standard library still exists, it's just organized differently (i.e. while it's possible to switch out parts with high granulari

In Joe Armstrong's concept, the standard library still exists, it's just organized differently (i.e. while it's possible to switch out parts with high granularity, but not the default us case). NPM's stance is "there is no standard library, just use something and hope for the best". I.e. the release would still contain a curated, officially supported set of function that a) work together and b) are reasonably sure to not execute miners, not display ads and not post your environment variables to pastebin.