The Node Package Manager (npm) is very open about what packages you can publish or not. Over the years there are some awesome packages that we all want and love. But today we won’t look into that. We…

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The Node Package Manager (npm) is very open about what packages you can publish or not. Over the years there are some awesome packages that we all want and love. We will see some ridiculous packages and try to understand why they exists in the first place. After reading you will wish the same too Mohammad Faisal.

8 Ridiculous NPM Packages I Wish Didn’t Exist

relax… nobody is forcing you to make them dependencies in your project. Npm provides excellent stats on quality and popularity to help you discern the good from bad and you should always carefully evaluate any dependency you bring into your project ( ideally none ).

I see no point on writing about silly npm packages. Don’t like them, don’t use them. Life goes on.
Additionally I believe daily.dev should implement a feature to filter out pay walled Medium content. They make me waste my time.

I like that true and false packages are already on version 0.0.4 :D
Like there’s already been revisions on it, I wonder what the previous versions did