Jens Rømer 🇺🇦

Thanks for writing and sharing this. Good to hear you're doing well!

So the nano project is a time machine?

Turns out meetups are good at building awesome connections! Thanks for all the cool stuff you're doing Bogdan! ❤️

Announcing npmx: a fast, modern browser for the npm registry Today we're releasing the alpha of npmx.dev – a fast, modern browser for the npm registry, built in the open by a growing community.

Happy npmx .dev alpha release day!
Go read the official launch post here: npmx.dev/blog/alpha-r...

I’ve been involved in this awesome community, and wrote a few words on open source to celebrate the launch: jensroemer.com/writing/open...

Nice! If tangled can solve this ootb then that’s a pretty good case for the platform in itself

I was out biking today and had a similar view. It's magic.

Congrats good people! Well-deserved.

Will you want to exit?

Maybe that’s why I didn’t continue haha. I have some remembrance of wonky reviews for the following books.

Only read the first one, which I really liked. Can’t remember why I stopped there, but I should probably continue.

[RFC] Surface Inline Bundled Dependencies in Package Pages · Issue #1736 · npmx-dev/npmx.dev Summary Add first-class UI support for packages that physically inline their dependencies into their published tarball — making it possible for developers and consumers to understand what packages ...

Wrote a RFC for @npmx.dev

The idea: surface packages that are silently bundled inside other packages' tarballs — and show their "implied downloads".

Would love feedback 👇
github.com/npmx-dev/npm...

Also applied to @e18e.dev

That's was a nice read, thanks!

Thanks for posting it Oz, and thanks for your reporting which I followed when the war began.

Huh, I didn't know about the package.json sorting. That's very neat! Thanks!

How's the experience so far? Running into any issues? I' considering switching soon.

I added this one github.com/marketplace/... which is exactly that.

Sorry for the confusion: the question about a link to the bot was for @ematipico.xyz and the I just tagged you to make you aware :-D

Do you have a link to the bot? @matteogabriele.bsky.social

@matteogabriele.bsky.social did a package to scan for agents which I wrapped in a GitHub action: bsky.app/profile/jens..., I don’t know if this is really useful at scale though. I know Pi has a system for approved contributors too: github.com/badlogic/pi-...

I was slightly unsure if this was dystopian sci-fi at the beginning

It’s Vienna, I bet on Apfelstrudel

Does this mean I can import my Swiss Apfelschrole and not pay $5 a bottle again?

“In short, we’re screwed.” Jokes aside, thanks for the recommendation :-)

❤️

😭

Wow. Just. Wow.

Hah!

.. interacting much. I’ve made a habit of being more active on Bluesky, because I want the platform and protocol to succeed. And it’s paying off in more ways than I could’ve imagined. So much awesome stuff going on these days, so many good people.

Image showing a comment from a github action bot. The comment shows a small assessment of the user who made the PR, and whether the user is likely to be a bot or a human. In this case it's a comment about jhroemer, the same person who makes this post, and the assessment is that he's a human. Phew.

Made a small GitHub action wrapping @matteogabriele.bsky.social agent scanner package (github.com/MatteoGabrie...), so you can run the check in CI github.com/marketplace/...
I got in touch w. Matteo because we’ve both contributed to @npmx.dev. On old twitter I used to just read stuff, not..

Already morging away - working continvoucly you know