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I think that’s best addressed by avoiding dependencies and looking for libraries with few indirect dependencies. There are lots of npms that advertise few or no
by skybrian 1y ago
I think that’s best addressed by avoiding dependencies and looking for libraries with few indirect dependencies. There are lots of npms that advertise few or no dependencies as a feature.
Though, it is nicer if it’s on jsr.io because you’ll see Typescript source code in the debugger.
There’s nothing about starting over that prevents ending up with a whole new rat’s nest of dependencies, if you’re not careful.
- wink 1y agoI'm not saying it's a realistic view, but I had hoped without any inclusions from NPM there would exist a couple more clean-room (or at least decoupled) implementations of things in TS, leaving everything JS behind.