npm and the Future of JavaScript
summary
npm reports more than 10 million users and about 7.6 billion package downloads per week and backs its claims with a survey of 16,000 developers; npm 6 adds package-lock.json, the faster npm ci for CI, built-in security via Lift Security and npm audit fix, and enforces two‑factor for package publishes after finding ~11% of quick audits include a critical vulnerability. React commands ~60% usage, TypeScript reaches ~46%, webpack holds ~80% of bundling, GraphQL and WebAssembly are rising.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and scope
- 1:37The state of NPM
- 4:52NPM features and tooling
- 7:02Security enhancements
- 11:09Who are the NPM users?
- 15:50Front-end framework trends
- 21:20The React ecosystem
- 24:12Back-end framework trends
- 25:45Tooling and build chains
- 31:12Experience and best practices
- 32:48Future predictions and wrap up
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