Navigating JavaScript Userland
summary
Claim: the npm website stagnates with no public API while Yarn and other tools push rapid innovation. Evidence: 400 new npm packages land daily, GitHub signals (contributors, issues) and services like libraries.io reveal dependency patterns. Tools used: browser extensions npmhub and Octolinker, CLI utilities (try-module, ghwd, ntl) and registry feeds (package-stream, all-the-packages, nice-package) to analyze 15,000 Electron-dependent repos and ~1,700 Electron packages. Built artifacts: a userland site surfaces top repos and packages and the extensions are actively useful.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30History of JavaScript
- 2:56JavaScript Packages
- 3:16NPM Website
- 4:38Open Source
- 14:55Packages
- 15:36Dependent Packages
- 15:55Electron
- 17:18Conclusion
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