← Back to context Comment by frontfor 3 months ago Agreed. For the same reason I unironically prefer Java, Go, C++, JS/TS to solve real problems. 2 comments frontfor Reply jfndbdbdb 3 months ago I see Java, Go and C++ but js/TS is even worse than rust with regards to package deprecation klabb3 3 months ago My main gripe with npm is the massive complexity of packaging when you have transpilation and different modes in the package.json file. Especially with component libs that need to be packaged.
jfndbdbdb 3 months ago I see Java, Go and C++ but js/TS is even worse than rust with regards to package deprecation klabb3 3 months ago My main gripe with npm is the massive complexity of packaging when you have transpilation and different modes in the package.json file. Especially with component libs that need to be packaged.
klabb3 3 months ago My main gripe with npm is the massive complexity of packaging when you have transpilation and different modes in the package.json file. Especially with component libs that need to be packaged.
I see Java, Go and C++ but js/TS is even worse than rust with regards to package deprecation
My main gripe with npm is the massive complexity of packaging when you have transpilation and different modes in the package.json file. Especially with component libs that need to be packaged.