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We only use npm dependencies and bloated node_modules folders [1] if we absolutely have to and for our non node.js Apps we explicitly don't. [1] https://www.re
by mythz 2y ago
We only use npm dependencies and bloated node_modules folders [1] if we absolutely have to and for our non node.js Apps we explicitly don't.
[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/6s0wov/heaviest_objects_in_the_universe/ https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/6s0wov/hea...
- preisschild 2y agoBut why not though I also use tailwindcss in a non-node project, but use npm package / lock files to easily lock javascript / css dependencies and make renovate able to update them for me.
- mythz 2y agoI've linked to why. We prefer #NoBuild solutions where we'd only use local npm deps/node_modules if we absolutely have to, and for non JS Apps we don't.
- jitl 2y agoThe node_modules folder is still somewhere on your system (~/.npm/_npx probably?) containing the same tailwindcss dependency files, but if it helps you sleep easier at night it’s okay to pretend it doesn’t exist.
- mythz 2y agoNo kidding, I thought global tools worked with fairy cloud dust, now I wont be able to sleep! But knowing there's not a going to be a bloated node_modules folder and local dependencies running different versions unnecessarily maintained in every project will definitely help.