The NPM Library Speedrun - 90 minutes to build, CI, and publish

Thanks Matt! I just published a package in less than an hour thanks to this video 💪

I loved php. but I fell in love with the freedom of javascript. I feel like there is a million ways to do solve the same puzzle. And now that you can use one language for an entire Stack I just feel like I can speedrun a MVP for any project or idea I have.

I found myself watching this speedrun, I found it very interesting. I'm starting to learn TypeScript too and I find your videos very informative especially for the tips and tricks. I wanted to know if you'd like to review the library (it's a very simple one) I'm developing for React. I can definitely learn from your advice.

PS: If someone would be kind enough to help me improve it I would be grateful. I will make the repo public later

ah man just stayed up late to see it almost getting pushed 😭😭. thank for the exhilirating stream. Go to understand some good types and event buses. thankyou

Sadly it didnt get explained well what the library is supposed to do. So it was a bit hard to follow the actual API implementation.

What are the benefits tsup have over other packages like microbundle?

npm i github:...
is the way for me
package-lock.json locks the version
and you can ignore stuff with .npmignore
one downside is you are not shipping js but only ts
which is good actually because your lib would break on js since it relays on ts type-checking and dont have guards

🎉

Good one MATT, really learning from this, but I am having difficulty with the npm authentication in the GitHub workflow, how did you configure the npm_token that makes it accessible in the GitHub workflow?

if you set the speed of this recap to 1.5 its like a time travel

And a week later I'm using BroadcastChannel and remembering the library that could have been 😭

Damn, Matt can sing!

amazing keep up the good work i personally found it very useful shoutout from Morocco

Shame about the delete, Really wanted to follow this step by step to learn the process

Hope this is not the last, expecting more like this, amazing, Thank You so much.

I didn't know Matt is also a musician and comedian :D

Learned a lot from the CI step! You made it seem so simple :)

dude, this honestly was one of the best streams I've watched. Thank you for being real, having fun and showing your authentic self.

I really need this repo now. When this started out I thought I might be able to use it for worker threads. Now I am sad.

changesets looks pretty cool. I use release-please for that which uses your commit messages using conventional commits for generating a changelog and bumping the version.

vitest actually disables watch mode if it detects that it's running in CI

What's wrong with TSDX?

This was a fun and (for me) original idea.. thanks

Love the way you explain ❤ btw. is there a way to make a new version by just publish a semantic release pr with changesets?

Idea for the next live stream: Handling unknown

Make a library for proper tailwind class names for classNames library or others.

RIP wonderful library. Great fun!

You should 100% talk Collin into giving you maintainer status on Zod

I'm only getting started but what a genius idea for content

This was very funny - Thanks a lot for doing it! 😂

Super fun to watch the recording! Thanks Matt!

you should include live chat also in the recording.. it was fun! :-).. looking forward to next session

this stream is killing me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I didnt catch the live version but im having fun watching snippets of it 😂