Golang has a really nice package management in my opinion. NPM is kinda bloated and security leaves much to be desired...
Also, my previous office project's node_modules weighted 5 gigabytes...Half of the installed packages were including lodash (different versions), moment.js and other popular js helpers libs. It would be really nice if this can be somehow unified so that I don't have x versions of some packages installed. Most of the package authors are not updating their dependencies, leaving users with security flaws sometimes.
So basically, no, NPM has a long way to go yet to be a really good package management (and JS really need one).
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Golang has a really nice package management in my opinion. NPM is kinda bloated and security leaves much to be desired...
Also, my previous office project's node_modules weighted 5 gigabytes...Half of the installed packages were including lodash (different versions), moment.js and other popular js helpers libs. It would be really nice if this can be somehow unified so that I don't have x versions of some packages installed. Most of the package authors are not updating their dependencies, leaving users with security flaws sometimes.
So basically, no, NPM has a long way to go yet to be a really good package management (and JS really need one).