Depends firstly what you are building. For a Node backend, it of course matters a lot. For a JS frontend you always only ship a fraction of the dependency code, so the meme doesn’t really apply. Modern JS frameworks are alright as long as you know what you are doing 🙂
This can be fixed by switching from npm to pnpm or bun. They use hard links and a package cache.
This does not fix anything. Your final packaged code is the same.
Depends firstly what you are building. For a Node backend, it of course matters a lot. For a JS frontend you always only ship a fraction of the dependency code, so the meme doesn’t really apply. Modern JS frameworks are alright as long as you know what you are doing 🙂
Modern JavaScript has come a long way.
Modern CSS has come a long way.
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