One nitpick, pnpm uses hard links not soft links (symbolic links). "Efficient Files inside node_modules are cloned or hard linked from a single content-addressable storage"
Properties info for my project's node_modules/ still gives me 80mb which is same as what `npm i` would give me. although most of this is coming from `node_modules/.pnpm`. If i delete `.pnpm-store/` in my home directory, my projects `node_modules/.pnpm` is still 80mb. Am i missing something?
Hey, thanks for the great Videos. I would like to know which dark theme you use inside vs code, it looks exactly like what I am looking for. Thanks in advance
Am I missing something here? "pnpm" has been out years before "yarn". Are you sure you want to suggest this as a replacement for "yarn" and "npm"? As opposed to an alternative?
Does "replacement" imply that it's newer? I think if you are looking at popularity alone it goes npm > yarn > pnpm, so in that regard, I'd expect more people to have heard about yarn than pnpm. I've used all of the above and pnpm to me has been the best for me, but I don't think I'm intending on saying that it's some brand new thing here, just different.
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I looooooove pnpm. Been using it for six months and cannot look back.
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One nitpick, pnpm uses hard links not soft links (symbolic links).
"Efficient
Files inside node_modules are cloned or hard linked from a single content-addressable storage"
Thanks for the simple and concise explanation. :D
Also, just a quick correction: pnpm stores *hard* links, not symlinks 😉
I appreciate the note. Thanks!
interested to hear if you've used pnpm with changesets ... i am going to need to look into how this pairing adds value and what it's overhead is.
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Properties info for my project's node_modules/ still gives me 80mb which is same as what `npm i` would give me. although most of this is coming from `node_modules/.pnpm`. If i delete `.pnpm-store/` in my home directory, my projects `node_modules/.pnpm` is still 80mb. Am i missing something?
I love your terminal. Which one is that?
I’m just waiting for it to be easy to use with react native
React Native hardly works with its own tools. Might be waiting a while 😅
RN is horrible
What if i wan't to have multiple versions of same package for instance using different package version for different branches ?
Wondering the same thing
Really like your videos. Would like to see how you would do a pnpm monorepo with a sveltekit app, a server part (e.g. express) and a shared library
Good idea.
I'd really recommend TurboRepo for this
Perfect video as usual 😍
how is your snippet manager called
Clipy. github.com/Clipy/Clipy
but using npmp will install every version release right ?
so will consume much space
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It’s from Octobre. www.octobre-editions.com/us/ super cheap but very high quality. Def my fanciest sweater.
What are you using for spliting terminal?
thanks for tip looks awesome.
what does rush or nx provide that pnpm monorepo does not have?
Do a speed comparison between pnpm, yarn and npm. Do it more than just one simple test...
Hey, thanks for the great Videos. I would like to know which dark theme you use inside vs code, it looks exactly like what I am looking for.
Thanks in advance
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So can we say that "we need npm just to install pnpm"?
Just like you need Safari/Edge to install Chrome
I never thought safari get the same treatment
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pnpm은 다른게 아니고 Doxx야
Thanks🙂🙃
I mean I was already using it but it's useful for people that don't know about it.
Yah the goal here is really an eli5 for various topics rather than a deep dive
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Am I missing something here? "pnpm" has been out years before "yarn". Are you sure you want to suggest this as a replacement for "yarn" and "npm"? As opposed to an alternative?
Does "replacement" imply that it's newer? I think if you are looking at popularity alone it goes npm > yarn > pnpm, so in that regard, I'd expect more people to have heard about yarn than pnpm. I've used all of the above and pnpm to me has been the best for me, but I don't think I'm intending on saying that it's some brand new thing here, just different.
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I don’t know what you heard about me. But you can’t get a dolla outta me, you utilizin npm I see, you should use MFn pnmp. Word up web devs.
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