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I've been using npm since I started learning web development. I've been curious about yarn. I'd be interested in hearing other people's perspectives and use cases.
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I use Yarn more than NPM asost of my day to day is using React or React Native and so I just kind got used to using it. I also talked the devs aty work into using it. The documentation for the backends framework we use, NestJS, also supports yarn so it makes it easier to install packages.
I use pnpm because packages are downloaded once only.
I prefer yarn because its faster. Also I love the interactive upgrade feature.