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Why pnpm If you're looking for a faster alternative to package managers like npm and yarn, consider using pnpm. Not only is pnpm more performant when it comes to fetching, resolving, and storing dependencies, but it also offers an easy migr…
Monorepos are hot these days and it can significantly improve the development workflow and productivity among teams. In this article, we will talk about how to set up a monorepo with Vite, Typescript,…
By using modern tools in the development of large front-end repositories, we can potentially improve the speed of deliverables. This will benefit both the business and the development team. The business will benefit from a faster time to ma…
.NET tip of the week: install .NET 7 using winget This week, I installed .NET 7 on my laptop and I used Windows Package Manager for that: winget install Microsoft.DotNet.SDK.7 I like winget, I have a…
Hi 👋, I would like to introduce to you my quick tutorial to creating a monorepo to save all of my blog demos. In this article, I will use pnpm and turborepo. 1. PNPM pnpm is an alternative tool to np…
pnpm is an alternative package manager for Node.js. It is a drop-in replacement for npm/yarn, but faster and more efficient. Check out the benchmarks here Why more efficient? When you install a packag…
What is a package manager? Before we begin, I'm assuming that the most of us are already familiar with NPM and Yarn. If you don't know, allow me to explain in simple terms. NPM and Yarn are package ma…
A brief history of JavaScript package managers The first package manager ever released was npm, in January 2010. It established the core principles of how package managers work today. If npm has been …
pnpm claims to be the "performant node package manager". It saves disk space by only ever saving a single copy of a version of a package, and using hard links to reference the package in a project. Al…
