The answer is simple: any of them will work just fine. npm 5 brings many improvements, a lot in performance (in my tests the speed between them are very similar), and new functionalities (e.g. outdated command).
Same question here. Seems like the main advantage of yarn is their caching mechanism and flat dependency system. npm 5 appears to use some sort of caching (projects now include package-lock.json), and is supposedly much faster than before. I wonder if yarn still has advantages over npm?
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