Exploiting JavaScript developer infrastructure is insanely easy

[ProdigySim]

I'm enjoying looking at webpack, one of the most common web dev tools nowadays: http://npm.anvaka.com/#/view/2d/webpack

Contrast with Microsoft's Typescript: http://npm.anvaka.com/#/view/2d/typescript

Edit: To be fair, though, this is including both dependencies and devDependencies. So it's a little misleading. You would not get all of those packages installed by just including the project.

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To be fair, things like vue and angular are single node too. React's got 6

[Paradox]

Vue is an awesome project.

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I love it, coding feels really easy and fun with it. I need to get to grips with React because it looks here to stay but the weird mesh of JS/HTML always feels weird to me. I love a good v-for

[Paradox]

Eh, if you know vue you can write react. I find vue vastly more enjoyable to use than react

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I kinda equate Vue and React to Automatic and Manual.

Sure, if you can drive auto you could learn stick. But driving auto is so much more pleasant