In JavaScript There’s a Package for Everything… and Often for Nothing
summary
The talk explains how the e18e (Ecosystem Performance) group is tackling JavaScript’s dependency bloat by cleaning and optimizing packages one at a time. It presents concrete tools—ESLint rules, Vite plugins, and CI/CD tooling—and shows how to use them in libraries and web apps to speed builds, shrink bundles, simplify maintenance, and reduce attack surface.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:03Unused packages impact
- 3:31Speaker background
- 4:13npm-modules-inspector
- 6:18Performance tools
- 8:03package-size and Depri
- 10:30npm-graph dependencies
- 11:56Storybook 10 improvements
- 12:17E18 resources
- 12:59Q&A
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