What is the crowd's opinion of ndm?

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Looks good. I've been using ndm, so that's what I've been comparing Luna to.

Here are a few suggestions, in no particular order:

• The blue bar under Github stats is cut off at the left or right (depending on the tab being viewed). This is on a 24" monitor.
• When selecting dependency packages with the checkboxes, it would be nice to be able to bulk update as well.
• On the dependency list, I don't see any differentiation between dependencies and dev dependencies.
• In the Open Package dialog, I believe you can narrow the files shown to just package.json, instead of any JSON file.
• It would be nice to have a list of the repos that I opened, perhaps in the sidebar, so I can quickly go back to them.
• I think you need a bit of spacing between the tarball URI and Integrity, when Integrity is N/A.
• It would be nice to be able to read a package's README, as well as have a link to open the package's page on npmjs.org.
• I think the scroll bar should be a different color than the top bar. At first, I didn't realize it was a scrollbar.
• It might be worth considering caching the data of packages already viewed once, so you can display something while the data is being updated.
• I think there be an option to have the package list be a long list scrollable downwards, instead of pages of 10.
• Under Github stats, it would be nice to have the dependencies be link to open that package in Luna. Similarly, for the Dist Tags.
• The names, emails, and URLs under Details, Maintainers, and Contributors could be clickable links. The licenses could be links as well.
• The horizontal date axis under Github stats can get crowded and hard to read.

Let me know if you'd like me to open issues on Github for these.