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You can join the waitlist in the sneak peak of JSR linked in the end of the article: https://jsr.io/waitlist https://jsr.io/waitlist I'm curious on what the De

by olestr 3y ago

You can join the waitlist in the sneak peak of JSR linked in the end of the article: https://jsr.io/waitlist https://jsr.io/waitlist I'm curious on what the Deno team is building here.

esperent 3y ago
JSR = JavaScript Registry (from the site). It seems fairly clear this is a package registry, i.e. an NPM alternative.
- simultsop 3y ago
  But they promoted they will not need one at any time, to extent they will never build one. There was only deno.land as a point to discover libraries or what community builds.
  - skybrian 3y ago
    Yep, but it seems they learned something from the experience? Hopefully it will be closer to how Go does it.
rapnie 3y ago
Hmm, curious too. Maybe, given the few hints, an alternative to npmjs.com registry.
andyferris 3y ago
I assume it's an npm competitor? Likely with a different technical design.
throwitaway1123 3y ago
Like others have said, it's going to be a new package registry. It was unofficially announced at SeattleJS Conf 2023: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dkqs8Mcxbvo&t=424s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dkqs8Mcxbvo&t=424s
- webdood90 3y ago
  I didn't see any major reason for why they were creating another registry. I thought their whole thing was to maintain backwards compatibility, not introduce new, redundant standards?
- vwkd 3y ago
  Here's the specific talk https://youtube.com/watch?t=822&v=dipwQfcV0AU https://youtube.com/watch?t=822&v=dipwQfcV0AU (CascadiaJS channel) or https://youtube.com/watch?t=822&v=5DX49vzLfqw https://youtube.com/watch?t=822&v=5DX49vzLfqw (Deno channel)
cdoremus 3y ago
Here's what they have to say on the JSR site: Why Choose JSR? A True TypeScript-First Environment: Efficient type checking and no transpilation hassles—write in TypeScript and deploy directly. Performance and Usability at the Forefront: With integrated workspaces and seamless NPM integration, JSR puts usability first. Secured and Accessible Modules: All modules in JSR are exposed over HTTPS, ensuring your code is always secure. Open Source, Community-Driven: Built by developers, for developers, JSR is shaped by the real-world needs and contributions of the JavaScript community.

by olestr 3y ago

You can join the waitlist in the sneak peak of JSR linked in the end of the article: https://jsr.io/waitlist https://jsr.io/waitlist I'm curious on what the Deno team is building here.

esperent 3y ago

JSR = JavaScript Registry (from the site). It seems fairly clear this is a package registry, i.e. an NPM alternative.

simultsop 3y ago
But they promoted they will not need one at any time, to extent they will never build one. There was only deno.land as a point to discover libraries or what community builds.
- skybrian 3y ago
  Yep, but it seems they learned something from the experience? Hopefully it will be closer to how Go does it.

rapnie 3y ago

Hmm, curious too. Maybe, given the few hints, an alternative to npmjs.com registry.

andyferris 3y ago

I assume it's an npm competitor? Likely with a different technical design.

throwitaway1123 3y ago

Like others have said, it's going to be a new package registry. It was unofficially announced at SeattleJS Conf 2023: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dkqs8Mcxbvo&t=424s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dkqs8Mcxbvo&t=424s

webdood90 3y ago
I didn't see any major reason for why they were creating another registry. I thought their whole thing was to maintain backwards compatibility, not introduce new, redundant standards?
vwkd 3y ago
Here's the specific talk https://youtube.com/watch?t=822&v=dipwQfcV0AU https://youtube.com/watch?t=822&v=dipwQfcV0AU (CascadiaJS channel) or https://youtube.com/watch?t=822&v=5DX49vzLfqw https://youtube.com/watch?t=822&v=5DX49vzLfqw (Deno channel)

cdoremus 3y ago

Here's what they have to say on the JSR site: Why Choose JSR? A True TypeScript-First Environment: Efficient type checking and no transpilation hassles—write in TypeScript and deploy directly. Performance and Usability at the Forefront: With integrated workspaces and seamless NPM integration, JSR puts usability first. Secured and Accessible Modules: All modules in JSR are exposed over HTTPS, ensuring your code is always secure. Open Source, Community-Driven: Built by developers, for developers, JSR is shaped by the real-world needs and contributions of the JavaScript community.