Use Yarn as the superior package manager to install packages

[tomcorke]

Packages packages yarn packages

[asztal]

Is it normal to commit the yarn.lock file? I know nothing about yarn yet.

[tomcorke]

Yes, so we're all using the same version of packages.

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Is it normal to commit the yarn.lock file? I know nothing about yarn yet.

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[thomasward1212]

@shotmonkey @asztal What if we don't wanna be yarn hipsters

[tomcorke]

It's been months now, it's not even cool any more.

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[lee-houghton]

Yeah I've already written my own artisanal, opinionated micropackagemanager. Just needs a cool name before I submit it to hacker news.