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Why Booststrap and Jquery are in you devdependancies? #5

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brightpixels opened this issue Jul 7, 2019 · 1 comment
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Why Booststrap and Jquery are in you devdependancies? #5

brightpixels opened this issue Jul 7, 2019 · 1 comment

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@brightpixels
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brightpixels commented Jul 7, 2019

Is there a reason why Booststrap, Jquery and popper.js are in you devdependancies? I thought anything in devdependancies doesn't make it as part of the bundle.

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starikcetin commented Nov 5, 2020

When you are making end products, it doesn't really matter where you put your dependencies, from a technical aspect.

The technical difference comes into play when you distribute your code as a package, because when someone installs your package, stuff in devDependencies don't get installed alongside.

The only difference between devDependencies and dependencies for end products is that other developers will be able to quickly understand which dependency is used in the code and which are only for development. But technically, they have no different since both of them will get installed anyways.

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