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> That never stopped npm to be way better than all of them... npm isn't my favourite, but it's definitely improved with the competition from yarn and pnpm. I

by orra 4y ago

> That never stopped npm to be way better than all of them... npm isn't my favourite, but it's definitely improved with the competition from yarn and pnpm. I think that Stack (Haskell) and Cargo (Rust) are state of the art, for ease of use and reproducibility. The other user would describe these as cramming three functionalities into one, but they do it so well.

Tainnor 4y ago
Stack is good, but the Haskell community seems split between Stack and pure Cabal users... plus there's also ghcup and it's not easy to understand whether one should have stack manage GHC versions or no... every source tells you something different. I also hate that there's no good way to install a depedency globally so you can play around with it (you kinda can, but it's very hard to remove it afterwards). But the real shitshow is the HLS that just crashes on me all the time and doesn't always work correctly with Stack.