JSPM

JavaScript package manager and ES module CDN

[JSPM @jspm]

JSPM 4.0 Release

https://t.co/JYDRWR0lUG

[JSPM @jspm]

@ghoullier Thanks for confirming. Definitely looks like the old styles. I just tried turned off the cloudflare cache, does that help?

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JSPM 4.0 Release

https://t.co/JYDRWR0lUG

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@ghoullier Thanks for the info. The underlines on the sidebar are from the old stylesheet. This should be cache busted though - can you confirm it's definitely not the cache?

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JavaScript integrity manifests with the recently supported import maps integrity field.

https://t.co/6sZr9Pkfry

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JSPM is deprecating support for the old JSPM dev dynamic modules CDN. The project is now an import-maps-only CDN & toolchain.

https://t.co/lUiV0dKgdV

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@borkdude If this is still happening, please copy the hex data in https://t.co/bFvak6zvgK and post this as a new issue on https://t.co/Ck1vZ3CpUn, and we'll look into it further.

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@wasjustfrontin @angel_d_munoz @evanplaice JSPM CLI defaults to a central "importmap.json" workflow, where `jspm link a.html -o a.html` then plucks individual mappings for an HTML file while retaining the version locks from the main importmap.json file.

[Elliott Marquez @techytacos]

Native JS import maps + package.json + automatic CLI code generation

@jspm is the beginning next-generation of developer tooling – try it out!

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Announcing the relaunch of the JSPM CLI for import map package management. https://t.co/Khrx5181EW

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Announcing the relaunch of the JSPM CLI for import map package management. https://t.co/Khrx5181EW

[Elliott Marquez @techytacos]

If you love the idea of importmaps, now is @jspm's time to shine!

https://t.co/5nQbNdZkIj

[Addy Osmani @addyosmani]

JavaScript import-maps are now supported cross-browser! 🗺️ https://t.co/el56VvP1XZ

<script type="importmap"> can define a mapping of external module names to their corresponding URLs, making it easier to use in your code.

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With the release of Safari 16.4 today, import maps are now supported across all major browsers! (to be followed closely by modulepreload support)

es-module-shims 1.7.1 was just released, fully polyfilling import maps for only the remaining 26% of users.

https://t.co/tnlzPxXGHG

[JSPM @jspm]

With the release of Safari 16.4 today, import maps are now supported across all major browsers! (to be followed closely by modulepreload support)

es-module-shims 1.7.1 was just released, fully polyfilling import maps for only the remaining 26% of users.

https://t.co/tnlzPxXGHG

[Jaya krishna Namburu | JK @askjkrishna]

I wrote a little bit about the process and the utilities by @jspm to make this happen. Bringing deno style importmap resolutions to node.
https://t.co/D4REB2uwv2

[Andrico Karoulla @AndricoKaroulla]

Wow, I'm really in love with @jspm . I'm glad to see a package manager specifically designed for a buildless development workflow. Cross browser import maps support can't come quickly enough

[mohammad @asleMammadam]

Working on the @jspm CLI as an import map package manager👀

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Thanks for reading and follow for regular updates on modern modules workflows. If you missed our previous post on an introduction to module scripts, you can find that here - https://t.co/sgxDSezY5x.

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🟨 A brief intro to "module scripts" in browsers, for the unfamiliar.

When adding type="module" to HTML script tags, this enables native module syntax to import any JavaScript module from an embedded script tag without the need for any additional tooling apart from a server.

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🟨 Did you know that the browser has its own custom module resolver? Import Maps are a new feature for customizing module resolution. Supported in Chrome, they landed in Safari TP and flagged in Firefox this year. Consider this example, which throws as it can’t find Lit.

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Import Maps even have production benefits for applications that utilize far-future expires caching strategies, by allowing fine-grained caching of modules. See https://t.co/NancHx713A for more info on this topic.