Tuesday, 11 April 2017

Node.js vs Yarn

Being a Node.js user (for package management tasks) for a long time, I recently came to know about Yarn which is new in the front end world which has created a lot of buzz recent times.

After reading some articles on this new Yarn, I can understand that it certainly outscores *Node.js** in the following aspects,

  • Installing Yarn packages are faster than Node.js.
  • Great performance numbers with parallel installation of packages compared to Node.js.
  • Improvised CLI
  • Getting adopted by major companies

Are there any other good benefits which outperforms Node?. Is it worth migrating our applications to Yarn at this point of time?.

Please suggest.

Note: I'm aware of another post which discuss lightly on this topic, however it doesn't specifically talks about Node.js against Yarn : Standalone Manager Vs. Yarn Vs. Mesos



via David R

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