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ctrlplusb / react-universally

A starter kit for universal react applications.
MIT License
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yarn vs npm #470

Closed ctrlplusb closed 6 years ago

ctrlplusb commented 7 years ago

I kinda feel that npm is the "standard" and wonder if we should default a project like this to it. npm@5 brings much of the same benefits, and in most cases would be one less dep to install.

strues commented 7 years ago

Biased toward yarn because it works all the time for me 🥇. When npm5 released I often ran into issues where packages wouldn't correctly install if say you first install w/ yarn and then used npm.

Cool story, right? Yarn or npm whatever works for people. If we only use npm and not yarn, I'll attempt to break my yr command habits

ctrlplusb commented 6 years ago

Hey all, we currently have a mix of npm and yarn running within the app (both lock files exist). I'm gonna move to npm - it's pretty stable now since 5.3.0. Yarn has the definite one up on npm if using monorepos but otherwise I don't think it brings that much more to the table that I wanna move away from what is essentially "standard". Easier for people to initially onboard, and easy enough for those wanting to use yarn to simply switch over.