In today's world, developers rely on packaged software, which means that the software comes within one single file that wraps up everything needed to make that software work on our system. Package managers or Package Management Systems are collections of tools that help you install, remove, modify, upgrade, and configure computer programs, as well as audit dependencies and report which ones should be upgraded to mitigate potential vulnerabilities. This article helps you understand what exactly package managers are, how Yarn and NPM compare to each other and which features make working with one better than the other. We need them because maintaining the project's dependencies is a challenging task that requires us to install, uninstall, modify or upgrade them. They make it easier to handle a project's dependencies, i.e., anything on which a project relies, or a piece of code that is necessary for it to function properly. NPM and Yarn are two of the most popular package managers among JavaScript and Node.js developers. Add the following code to your new package.Shape Created with Sketch. This package should be private in order to prevent accidentally publishing the root workspace. Inside the folder, create a new package.json with our root workspace. ![]() In your local machine terminal, create a new folder called example-monorepo: $ mkdir example-monorepo
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