A UI for managing your Node.js dependencies in VS Code
Written by Stefan Judis
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I always enjoy installing Node.js dependencies when I use CodeSandbox. It provides a quick and easy-to-use UI; I can update dependencies with a click, and it feels great to not fiddle around with the package file.
Today I found the Node Dependencies VS Code extensions, and it's providing this exact functionality. Kudos to Kasper Mikiewicz for developing it!
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