I'm really liking yarn pnp. The idea that you don't have to do npm install or think at all about node_modules is awesome. Another great thing is that all your dependencies, as well as yarn itself, are stored inside your repo. I like the direction that yarn takes you into. It takes you away from reliance on npm, and allows you to be self-sufficient.
I've been using TypeScript without much problem. If you're referring to TS in VSCode, you can use a custom workspace TS version (and pnpfy it) for the imports to get resolved properly.
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I'm really liking
yarn pnp. The idea that you don't have to donpm installor think at all aboutnode_modulesis awesome. Another great thing is that all your dependencies, as well as yarn itself, are stored inside your repo. I like the direction that yarn takes you into. It takes you away from reliance on npm, and allows you to be self-sufficient.pnpis new to me... will have to see how it works. It looks like its resolution gets funky with typescript.I've been using TypeScript without much problem. If you're referring to TS in VSCode, you can use a custom workspace TS version (and pnpfy it) for the imports to get resolved properly.