State of Deno
summary
JSR launches as a TypeScript-first registry with a public beta and a live demo publishing a package called one-true-date showing source-first publishes, autogenerated docs and JSDoc extraction, and runtime compatibility labels for Deno Node and browsers. It enforces ECMAScript modules only, scoped packages with quotas and no top-level names, GitHub login plus Sigstore proofs for publishing, npm interoperability by depending on npm packages, and auditability from published TypeScript sources.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00JavaScript’s dominance
- 3:02JavaScript publishing challenges
- 4:26Introducing JSR registry
- 6:52JSR as modern registry
- 8:42Improvements for consumers
- 9:26Simplified JSR publishing
- 10:49JSR security and moderation
- 13:39Live demo: package creation
- 21:50Using package in Deno
- 24:36Using package in Node & Vite
- 27:24Better package practices
- 28:07Call for feedback & vision
