I really dislike pnpm, if everyrhing you do is install and build then if doesnt matter what you use, if you do anything complex pnpm will come back to bite you. Yarn is a good middle ground
You literally didn’t gave any arguments why you really dislike pnpm. The most obvious benefit is several times faster installations. It also have resolved some peer dependencies (I don’t remember details).
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npm bad, pnpm good.
What’s the difference? I’m currently doing my web developement 2 course where we started using react so I’m typing npm to terminal all the time :D
Check out https://pnpm.io
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I really dislike pnpm, if everyrhing you do is install and build then if doesnt matter what you use, if you do anything complex pnpm will come back to bite you. Yarn is a good middle ground
You literally didn’t gave any arguments why you really dislike pnpm. The most obvious benefit is several times faster installations. It also have resolved some peer dependencies (I don’t remember details).