npm Npm 5 changes to npm link. I've been following an issue on the npm bug tracker for a while now. Basically, when npm 3 released they made a somewhat major change to the way dependencies are installed.
npm You can finally "npm link" packages that contain peer dependencies! For the past year I've been dealing with an annoying bug in node/npm that there has been no simple solution for. It has to do with npm link [https://docs.npmjs.com/
npm Why I think "micro-packages" are a good thing. Over the past couple days drama unfolded in the JavaScript community when a social media company called Kik [https://www.kik.com/] threatened to send lawyers after a small time OSS developer if
Git "vpub" bash function that automatically increments your project's version number, pushes to git, and publishes to npm. Just paste this function into your .bash_profile. function vpub() { npm version $1; git push origin master; npm publish; } Then you'll be able to do vpub patch/minor/major and it will: Automatically
npm Optimist Fork With Five Months of Updates Rolled In Optimist [https://github.com/substack/node-optimist] is a popular node module used to turn an array of arguments into a JavaScript hash making it really easy to access supplied options from the command
JavaScript Getting Too Modular Over the last year or so I've fallen in love with node [http://nodejs.org] and even JavaScript as a language (the good parts, of course). I was very pleased to find that
