Bare uses a pluggable library approach over a fat-embedded-standard-library. Example, `bare-fs` needs to installed and imported in order to access the file system.
I had a run with Rare last weekend. It delivers on it's promises–so far. I'm not sure yet, if the pluggable library approach will benefit or hurt. Some people might look to often for alternatives to `bare-**` libraries, instead of writing code.
I'll try it on a Raspi where Node.js still crashes with Out of Memory exception unless tweaking memory parameters.