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Well pnpm centralizes it so that you’re only referencing a single location via symlinks and that is a major speed up, I think moving dependencies out of the fil
by lukevp 5y ago
Well pnpm centralizes it so that you’re only referencing a single location via symlinks and that is a major speed up, I think moving dependencies out of the file system altogether would be nice. I’ve explored the possibility of this, but I think the way snowpack does streaming imports[1] in version 3.0 may be the best solution overall. I haven’t spent much time testing it but it appears to be a major process improvement.
[1] https://michalkuncio.com/how-to-use-snowpack-without-node-modules/ https://michalkuncio.com/how-to-use-snowpack-without-node-mo...
- mirekrusin 5y agoSnowpack is great for f/e, what I was thinking more about is millions of files after npm i everywhere on b/e - on your local dev machine, on ci, in docker image etc.