Native Lazy Loading + Pika CDN! 🤘
Hey @addyosmani, I've read your article about native lazy load a few days ago, where you encourage people to share their approach to it. Here is my github.com/manobi/native-laz… featuring my favorites @pikapkg and @WebReflection ungap polyfill.
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🚀 INTRODUCING: PIKA CI/CD github.pika.dev 1⃣ Test GitHub PRs to catch common packaging errors before you hit publish. 2⃣`npm install` any GitHub PR locally, as if it were an already-published package!
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👉 Merged an important fix, but not yet ready to publish? 👉 Hate having to manage a "next" release on npm? 👉 Working on a new branch and looking for feedback? Installing by branch name means spending less time managing your package on npm or waiting around for new releases.
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All of this is FREE for Open Source maintainers and public GitHub repos. In the future, we may charge for private repos. But for the next month - to celebrate our initial release - Pika CI/CD is free for everyone! Try it out today: pika.dev/cicd
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🎉 IT'S RELEASE DAY!!! In a little bit, we'll launch the pika.dev rewrite with some new site features. Plus (!) a brand new tool for npm package authors. 👀 this thread to find out what's new!
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Now, for our last announcement of the day, something for all you package authors out there...
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🚀 INTRODUCING: PIKA CI/CD github.pika.dev 1⃣ Test GitHub PRs to catch common packaging errors before you hit publish. 2⃣`npm install` any GitHub PR locally, as if it were an already-published package!
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✨ INTRODUCING: The Pika Package REPL Test packages directly in the browser, without installing anything locally. Perfect for quickly evaluating packages before bringing them into your important projects. Try it today: pika.dev/packages/path-parse…
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This is just the start, and we'll keep adding to this over the next few months! Two additions I can't wait for: 1⃣ Package type definitions & type checking 2⃣ Logging output/errors to the page if you're on mobile
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BONUS: Curious about how a package works after using it in the REPL?
Replying to @skypackjs
The SOURCE tab is another incredibly useful, but subtle addition: An @unpkg browser built right in to the page. View any package source without leaving Pika, or click the link at the top to go directly to unpkg.com.
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