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What kind of problems are you having with it? I'm using npm on Windows and it's working out great! I'm actually using it as my build/task runner rather than usi
by u84six 12y ago
What kind of problems are you having with it? I'm using npm on Windows and it's working out great! I'm actually using it as my build/task runner rather than using bloated grunt or gulp. It's easy to configure and read. I run my linter, unit test, jscs, and bundler all configured in package.json.
I also install git bash and conemu to have bash on Windows which makes things much better. I don't use windows console.
- nawitus 12y agoMy experience is that Npm "kinda works" on Windows. There are mysterious race-conditions and annoying bugs. And I'm not even talking about npm being technically completely incompatible with Windows due to the 256 character path limitation.
- cozuya 12y agoI had a global environment variable conflict because something else was named "node.exe"... =/