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Post by rubina9898 on Dec 25, 2023 1:54:26 GMT -5
As research conducted by one of the creators on Medium shows the average installation time of the project on which the benchmark was performed was seconds for npm while for Yarn it took only seconds The answer to this question is extremely simple Yarn is primarily able to download multiple packages at once where npm installs the packages sequentially one by one. Another argument in Yarn's favor is the ability to reuse packages. If we have a given package on our computer it will be used instead of downloaded again. You will find a link to the mentioned benchmark in the sources at the end of the post. In addition the creators Phone Number List guarantee us safety and reliability. Additionally we get a clear file .lockand we have a recipe for a great package manager While on the topic. I encourage you to read the article on snyk.io which describes how you can potentially attack the application using .lock. pnpm Another package manager worth knowing is pnpm . Here we also ensure speed and efficiency. Something that makes pnpm unique is that it allows us to be sure that a given version of the package has been installed on our computer only once . Imagine what a salvation this is for people who work on computers with GB GB drives which are still found in budget or post lease laptops and some variants of MacBooks. pnpm will be particularly useful when working with multiple packages kept in one repository.
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