> Every installation of Node comes bundled with npm. If it doesn't, that is a package maintenance problem.
Not really.
Ubuntu's node comes without npm, and to install the latter it wants to get about a hundred of dependencies. Mind you, this is still one of the most popular distros.
Would you call their approach "a problem"?
Not really.
Ubuntu's node comes without npm, and to install the latter it wants to get about a hundred of dependencies. Mind you, this is still one of the most popular distros. Would you call their approach "a problem"?