Discussion on "10 useful NPM packages you should be aware of (2020 edition)"

Tapas Adhikary · 2020-08-06T14:37:20.072Z

The great thing about living in this era as a web developer is, you have got plenty of supports from developer communities around. One of them is, Node Package Manager(from now, npm). If you are into any kind of(client-side, server-side, full-stack ...

Great list!

I'm sharing this open source chrome extension to manage npm favorite packages and create collections in order to download package.json template files with their dependencies:

github.com/tulu/chrome-extension-npm-faves

Thank you Tapas Adhikary for sharing the list of npm packages.

Here are few which I have used:

This is such an amazing list Tapas, sharing right away! 🤩

Thanks Bolaji Ayodeji! Much appreciate..

Great list!

I'm a bit biased here, but I'd like to recommend people check out Recognizers-Text. ;-)

It can be quite handy if you need to recognize and understand numbers/dates in different formats and in natural language.

Code is open-source on GitHub and it's also available as NuGet and PyPI packages.

Tellarin, Thank You!

A quick look into Recognizers-Text seems it is a great one. I will be using that sooner. Thanks for the recommendation.

...and do not worry about being biased here.. My entire list was out of my own bias! 😃

Really useful! Thanks for sharing this amazing list!

Great !! I have used most of them and got to know some more.

Here are the ones which I have used or came across:

Arpendu Kumar Garai,

Super list! Thanks for sharing..

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