Welp... I wasn't planning to share this until next week, but it looks like the secret is out:
INTRODUCING: github.com/pikapkg/web
📦 Install npm dependencies that run directly in the browser.
✨ No bundlers or import maps required.
⚡️ Web-Native, HTTP/2 Optimized, FAST!
pika-pack from @pikapkg is very cool!
I just try it here in a small project and it was quite fast to publish a first version!
github.com/fabienjuif/use-lo…
I wrote up my experience of building and publishing a CLI tool on @npmjs to look up official images and recent tags on docker hub using @pikapkg on @infoworld. Check it out: bit.ly/2GRMVpE and download `dlook` with `npm i -g dlook-cli`!
Built and published a CLI tool to npm this morning with @pikapkg's @pika/pack . Worked pretty well, and now I can search for official docker containers on the command line 🎉 Write-up coming tomorrow on @infoworld. npmjs.com/package/dlook-cli
Looking forward to checking this out! You’d be surprised how heavy most popular CLI prompt libraries are...
awesome work, @klaussinani! github.com/klaussinani/qoa
Me explaining to @keraito how transpiling `async-await` results in massive code bloat (ship ES2015 to greatly speed up your website, like @github was able to do!):
Oh, did I mention that @pika/pack generates & configures TypeScript definitions for every package build, even if you're just writing JavaScript?
pikapkg.com/blog/introducing…
The pipeline concept is so flexible, your package doesn't even need to be JS. Any compile-to-WASM language can be built into a package 📦⚡️
Official plugins exist for @reasonml, OCaml, AssemblyScript, with planned support for C, C++ & Rust.
👀 pikapkg.com/blog/introducing…