There’s a JavaScript package for EVERYTHING 👩‍💻 #programming #technology #software #tech #code

[HereAndThereWanderer]

I'd just pretend like it's a hard work to do.
The harder it look, the more you can ask 👀

[daveisdead]

Until the package loses its maintainers and you have to find a way to remove it in your whole app

[korri]

There is a npm package "is even" and its using "is odd" as a dependency

[samuelgunter]

no we would use pnpm. in fact we'd use it without needing npm to go away

[rdil]

As a member of the Yarn team, I can confirm Yarn is superior.

[GCKteamKrispy]

Wow, I am new to JS, but came from python. The one thing that I love in python is that there is module for everything, and hearing that it is same in JS is amazing😂

[CodingWithLewis]

What ISNT there a JavaScript package for!? 👩‍💻

[animeshsingh]

This is so true, I've made like 6 packages doing utility stuff and my team uses them almost on every project, glad I choose to make few public few weeks back

[noredine]

NPM stands for Node_modules' Pretty Massive

[letstry]

Lmfaoooo (first)
Javascript ecosystem has a lot of packages but shit is hard to find in there most of the time. Plus the number of not working packages is immense here.... like there's wayy too many unmaintained ones with dead github links and info

[im-a-trailblazer]

You should use i18n for internationalization

[skeleton_craftGaming]

There's also a Google API for everything too. So if you're willing to spend a few dollars a month on Google API calls and just use The Google API then you could just copy and paste everything

[programming-and-linux]

Hey Lewis,
I like ur contents, could u just make a short review on npm package called 'windowsapps', its similar to python's windowsapps module

[caliepher]

Me currently watching this short on a flip phone

[element]

If you're paid hourly, the correct answer is "give me a week"

[ImHansana]

GREAT VIDEO 👏❤️. But it's kinda weird to watch your videos without subtitles.

[Flameandfireclan]

Using abstractions built on another abstraction to make something that is already abstract increase in its abstraction.

I forgot what abstractions meant after writing this comment

[nerdsmash]

Hey Lewis can you make a video about Threejs

[CristianNazare]

For other devs who feel their hard work is blatantly misrepresented by this video: you're not alone.

[rubygreen]

when you use npm to pull these files into your project how do you keep track of it all, not get lost and know what you need or don't need.