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Speed up your Composer and NPM Installs

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Jack McDade:

Creating, distributing, maintaining, and consuming third-party dependencies was supposed to make us more productive and our lives easier. Instead, I feel like I spend more time waiting than coding.

I’m in total agreement, especially when you are working on many new projects. In his post he shares two packages, Prestissimo and IED, to speed up both composer and npm install.

If you feel the same give these a try and if you have any other recommendations share in the comments.

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Eric is the creator of Laravel News and has been covering Laravel since 2012.

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