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As someone that works in projects with standard IT tools, not supporting NPM made it a non starter for us. No way it would go through standard build pipelines,
by pjmlp 6mo ago
As someone that works in projects with standard IT tools, not supporting NPM made it a non starter for us.
No way it would go through standard build pipelines, or team skills.
- ale 6mo ago"standard" IT tools?
- pjmlp 6mo agoYes, IT from customer, or agency delivery operations, dictates what are the official tools in specific projects, including 3rd party dependencies in internal repos, and CI/CD is cut off from accessing public Internet.
- afavour 6mo agoOh, for sure. But I'm old enough to remember when standard IT tools would have never supported Node in the first place and the idea of JS on the server made everyone scream. You just need to build demand for that support.
- pjmlp 6mo agoFor us the demand is, does it run everything that either Angular or Next.js require, or the SDKs from headless SaaS products.