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I still kind of lost here. I know this much about frontend development too but I was sure that you still need a package manager to install your npm\yarn and o
by konart 4y ago
I still kind of lost here.
I know this much about frontend development too but I was sure that you still need a package manager to install your npm\yarn and other tools.
PS: Obviously you can live without one. Regardless of being backend\frontend developer.
PPS: and honestly, how can you be scared of postgresql and co. after webpack? If you can actually understand this crap postgres setup should be to easy for you.
- josephg 4y ago> If you can actually understand this crap postgres setup should be to easy for you. You can figure almost anything out if you spend enough time reading documentation and noodling with it. I'd still rather spend that time solving my actual problem.
- simonw 4y agoYeah I personally find Webpack a whole lot scarier than PostgreSQL / package managers, but that's down to my previous career experience. Really the key thing here is that learning new things is hard, and anything that can be done to remove potential roadblocks is worthwhile. I've talked to so many people who were put off learning Python because they couldn't get to a working development environment on their own.
- powerhour 4y agoYou don't really need webpack or etc for this, you can just hit some page that hosts the wasm already.
- konart 4y agoJust to be clear: I was not talking about the project at crunchydata.com. I merely say that in my opinion modern js development routine is much more complicated that postgres setup