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Funny, I run an “enterprise” stack almost entirely made of Java. I wouldn’t trade it for NodeJS for the world.

Making upstream changes indeed would be very, very hard. But I never have to make upstream changes because they’ve spent quite a large amount of effort on stability.




I'm also making enterprise-grade software with quite a few external dependencies. I had to email the developers of the biggest dependency multiple times because of bugs but they were all fixed within a few weeks in a new patch release. They also went out of their way to provide me with workarounds for my problems. In the NPM world you are on your own.


Why? You can email package maintainer just as well, or better yet - open an issue on GitHub.




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