One benefit of deno on this front is that it _only_ pulls down the js files you actually need. With npm, even if you only import one file from a package, every

One benefit of deno on this front is that it _only_ pulls down the js files you actually need. With npm, even if you only import one file from a package, every single other file will also be downloaded to your computer. And probably some test files, a bunch of package-lock files, maybe some branding images. Oh and the same for all the packages it references, too. The storage/download time savings of getting just the js add up a _lot_ more than I expected. I've toyed with deno on a few projects, and my entire deno cache is smaller than any single node_modules directory.