Bundlephobia | Size of npm dependencies
Worth it
Confidence: Medium
Any frontend developer should keep Bundlephobia open . it is free and instantly answers what a dependency costs your bundle before you install it.
Comparison
Bundlephobia | Size of npm dependencies lands on Worth it, and Ogorod 🪴 lands on Skip.
Any frontend developer should keep Bundlephobia open . it is free and instantly answers what a dependency costs your bundle before you install it.
Ogorod is one person's public digital garden . there is nothing to buy, so no one shopping for software should buy it.
| Compare | Bundlephobia | Size of npm dependencies | Ogorod 🪴 |
|---|---|---|
| Verdict | Worth it | Skip |
| Best for | Frontend devs vetting npm packages pre-install | Readers browsing one person's public notes |
| Who it's not for | Backend/Node-only teams . no frontend bundle to weigh | Teams wanting a shared knowledge base |
| Privacy | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.² | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.12 |
| Support quality | No support evidence in sources | No support channel exists |
| Public sentiment | Developers and dev-content writers repeatedly recommend it as a pre-install habit; no substantive complaints surfaced in sources.⁷ | No third-party reviews or user quotes were found; every source is the site's own pages.⁹ |
| Biggest gotcha | Checks packages in isolation; tree-shaking in your build may differ¹ | Guess: personal sites can vanish without notice; don't build anything on it⁹ |