It has in terms of features. I have a proiect (fairly large scale) where migrating from npm 7.4 to yarn cut the build time in almost half.
I'm not an expert in the intricacies of either but given the pretty "out of the box" approach in both instances, I'll take the change (even if there was an optimization that could be done to configure npm better)
By the way, I found this: reddit.com/r/learnjavascript/comme... - if you look at the last comment, someone did a benchmark of Yarn2 vs pnpm about 4 months ago, so it should be fairly relevant.
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It has in terms of features. I have a proiect (fairly large scale) where migrating from npm 7.4 to yarn cut the build time in almost half.
I'm not an expert in the intricacies of either but given the pretty "out of the box" approach in both instances, I'll take the change (even if there was an optimization that could be done to configure npm better)
pnpm is for me, the faster package manager. I use. I use it for all my open source project
i see. that is significant change. i would see myself migrating as well. thanks.
I would like to know how many time you save with "pnpm" !
By the way, I found this: reddit.com/r/learnjavascript/comme... - if you look at the last comment, someone did a benchmark of Yarn2 vs pnpm about 4 months ago, so it should be fairly relevant.