Performance is one thing (the benchmarks are probably wrong though), but will it solve any of the headache you get with NodeJS. I for instance have 7 different NodeJS versions installed just to compile all the projects I use. Oldest version is currently 6(!). The NPM dependency hell is best in class. NodeJS LTS is nothing but a tag. Compliance with ECMAScript updates have not been great. Still a mess with NodeJS to figure out if a package will work on the specific version. Still poor performance in comparison to other tech. And so on...
There will always be incompatibilities between versions. Ideally the tool would manage its own version, maybe with vendoring. Yarn does this optionally and it works well
At least with this you wouldn’t need to manage versions of the package manager and runtime separately
Performance is one thing (the benchmarks are probably wrong though), but will it solve any of the headache you get with NodeJS. I for instance have 7 different NodeJS versions installed just to compile all the projects I use. Oldest version is currently 6(!). The NPM dependency hell is best in class. NodeJS LTS is nothing but a tag. Compliance with ECMAScript updates have not been great. Still a mess with NodeJS to figure out if a package will work on the specific version. Still poor performance in comparison to other tech. And so on...