"The latest tools are suggesting an easier, simpler and more consistent package manager also known as . The package manager named PNPM, is built to handle a 3.5s install rate and according to official sources they started in PNPM version 10 to disable the automatic execution of postinstall scripts in dependencies to mitigate supply chain attacks."
"Have you ever wondered if your package manager was secure? I mean, really secure? The truth is NPM has been hardening their security recently. They have been working tirelessly to provide extra security for memberships."
"First off, React Storybook is for you to build UI components completely isolated from the business logic and context of your app."
NPM has increased efforts to harden package security and add protections for memberships. Newer package managers aim to provide a simpler, more consistent installation experience. PNPM delivers faster installs and emphasizes supply-chain safety, reporting a 3.5s install rate. PNPM version 10 disables automatic execution of postinstall scripts in dependencies to reduce the risk of malicious postinstall behavior. Disabling postinstall scripts helps mitigate supply-chain attacks that exploit scripted installation hooks. React Storybook enables building UI components in isolation from application business logic and context, facilitating focused development, testing, and visual documentation of interface components.
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