Looks like pnpm v9 is not slower than v8, according to yarn's benchmarks:

yarnpkg.com/benchmarks

pnpm v9.0.0 is out 🎉🎊🚀

Improved lockfile format.

Improved resolution of peer dependencies.

Many bug fixes and new features.

github.com/pnpm/pnpm/rele…

I think pnpm v9 is ready. Documenting the changes is what is left (and testing the changes on Bit).

When is node.js 22 out? I keep refreshing their website.

🌟Let's talk with Zoltan Kochan about some of the pain points and look into recipes for effective package management in monorepos. We’ll discuss how package management works with npm, pnpm, and Yarn.

portal.gitnation.org/contents/packa…

There's a crypto project, which is kind of a crypto alternative to OpenCollective. It is called Drips. I welcome any projects that help to maintain open-source but the high Eth gas fees make me question the idea...

~$50 for a transaction is insane.

drips.network

Please try it on your project. If there are no issues, we don't plan adding more breaking changes.

we now compute graphs in a background job powered by Inngest and cache the result in Redis via Upstash

now you can visualize larger projects like Next.js even faster

🛠️ quick diagram of how it's built below 👇

Rolldown is open source!

The Rust-based bundler designed for the future of Vite. It is still a work in progress, but it's now in a state that we are happy to share with the community and welcome contributions.

Just another day working with TypeScript.

i do wilder shit than that buddy

corepack good

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I think once Yarn and pnpm will be shipped with corepack, npm folks will realise how much more convenient this approach is. I just don't understand all this pushback from them.

Node.js should be shipped with all the packages from the npm registry. All package managers should be removed.

Yeah, it works indeed.

The pnpm repository has 27K stars!

Looks like my presentation is the first at #DevOpsJs