The JavaScript coders guide to getting more from GitHub and NPM
summary
GitHub has acquired NPM and keeps the public registry online while planning to let paid NPM customers migrate to GitHub Packages later. NPM v7 ships a refactored CLI with a smarter audit that auto-fixes by downgrading when safe and produces concise reports, improved compatibility with yarn locks so installs do not collide, and built-in workspaces support with proper symlinks. Registry infrastructure scales for the next million packages, development follows the existing RFC process and community feedback.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:05NPM’s acquisition by GitHub
- 6:42NPM CLI improvements in v7
- 18:33NPM registry and GitHub Packages
- 23:34Future plans and community engagement
- 24:20Q&A session
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