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I think Bower's model of dependencies is better than NPM's. NPM's trees are huge and ugly, when Bower's flat structure is more suitable for frontend apps. For e
by EugeneOZ 11y ago
I think Bower's model of dependencies is better than NPM's. NPM's trees are huge and ugly, when Bower's flat structure is more suitable for frontend apps. For example, if I will use npm for all libs I used to use in frontend web app, npm will install 2-3 versions of Angular (because so plugins still have Angular 1.2 in dependencies, some want 1.3 and I use 1.4). And what will we do with all these versions? Nothing, we can run only 1 Angular simultaneously.