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Exodus started with one simple goal in mind: to make it as easy as possible for a user to relocate working binaries from one Linux machine to another. For example, say that your laptop has a more recent version of gzip than what’s available though your server’s package manager, but that you really want to use a command-line flag that the older version doesn’t support. exodus gzip | ssh intoli.
But Isn’t Yarn the Best Node Package Manager? If you’re only comparing it to npm, then the answer is unequivocally yes. Yarn is generally much faster than npm and gives you deterministic builds by default, built-in integrity checking, license management tools, and a host of other goodies. Despite all of that, I still usually don’t use yarn. I avoid yarn for one simple reason: disk space usage. I feel like a bit of a curmudgeon here, but I find it a little absurd that it can easily take 100 MB, or more, to store a project consisting of a couple hundred lines of JavaScript if you want to use modern tooling (e.
Introduction Lead generation is a top priority for most successful companies and helping businesses find potential clients is a big part of what we do here at Intoli. Today, we’re pleased to announce a new open source marketing tool that makes it possible to find contact emails for any web domain with a single click. It’s called Email Spy and you can get the source on GitHub or install it directly as a Chrome extension or a Firefox addon.
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