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Deno claims a working ecosystem: jsr is open source, hosted on Google Cloud and funded by Deno with no plans to charge, and it supports self‑hosting and private registries. Publishing enforces a single tsconfig and blocks legacy decorator/emit modes; a local npm tarball build feature is in progress. Deno bundles TypeScript, a fast transpiler, linter, formatter, test runner and a VS Code extension and promises full Node compat coming. Popular packages include deno std, Hono and LaunchDarkly. Serverless hosting auto scales.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:24Verifying transpiled TypeScript on JSR
- 1:50Self-hosting private JSR registries
- 2:52Dino hosting and TS config
- 4:59JSR compatibility with npm
- 5:21Switching to Dino in large projects
- 7:31When not to use Dino
- 8:14JSR funding and open-source
- 9:39Popular JSR packages and plans
- 11:53Measuring JSR docs quality
- 12:55Dino support for Node.js APIs
- 13:40Publishing from private GitHub
