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It's all on you. You brought npm into the discussion which was until then quite generic comparing java builds against "others". You barge into a thread of peopl
by speed_spread 4y ago
It's all on you. You brought npm into the discussion which was until then quite generic comparing java builds against "others". You barge into a thread of people praising a certain ecosystem by defending your own turf and trying to convince everyone that your tools are actually ok. What did you expect? Sure bro, use npm, whatever.
- nawgz 4y agoHow is it "on me" that stupid "opinions" are being expressed? First of all, the context was: my initial comment's GP: "I do really like how easy the packaging is in Python and JS is", "Maven and Gradle are a bit of a pain to configure in comparison" my initial comment's parent: "True but beyond hobby projects this becomes a double-edged sword that swings back at you." This comment CONTINUES to be a naked assertion based on nothingness. The negative points about NPM I've heard are: * You should never touch human-readable files with CLIs (like package.json) * NodeJS imports make many files because it's interpreted code * running a command to install a package is "weird" and doing it manually is better * Something about module resolution that was fixed half a decade ago but still didn't impact most shops that avoided drowning in libraries You can't be serious that this is meaningful feedback.
- speed_spread 4y ago> stupid "opinions" Whatever the subject, I expect people who like a certain tech to express their distaste about other techs. I just, you know, let it slide cause otherwise it's never over. If you're looking for a bone to chew, I'd suggest you go to Reddit. Seriously.