Blazing Fast Tips: Publishing to NPM

Publishing a package to npm can be daunting, especially when it comes to versioning. Here's how I approach it, using the best tools available in 2023.

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[diert]

Just awesome. It would be amazing if you make video about monorepo version of that with multiple packages.

[lp.guitars]

the amount of info you can pack in one video plus the clarity of the sentences is remarkable

[littleluce]

Loved the pace of this video. Excellent job getting right to the point without over-explaining things we already know. I wish more YouTube videos were like this!

[feldinho]

This is amazing! All the hows and whys in under 4 minutes!! Thank you so much for that!

[Marc-jcuu]

Great video! You did an excellent job of breaking down the complex process and making it easy to understand. I appreciate the clear explanations and step-by-step instructions for publishing npm packages. Keep up the good work!

[jeffnikelson]

bro your videos are getting better and better
really nice format and I like that you kinda just focus on the important parts
thumbs up 👍

[khairulhaaziq]

Thank you for this. Learning to release my first library and this came in time!

[lakardion]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much Matt!

[HosamSultan]

I really can't thank you enough for this condensed video.
The pace made me struggle the first time I watched the video a while ago, but now that I needed the instructions, I know that this pace is all I needed! <3

I also struggled with github actions and workflows at first (because of an authentication problem, and the fact that this is my first time ever to try actions), but when I fussed around with it I learned a lot.
Also, thanks for not using npm by default. I learned a lot about the use of npx to run stuff like changeset and the likes.

A 3 and a half minute video that gave me a crash course for a lifetime. <3

So, thanks a bunch!

[ytrkptl]

Thank you so much. Would appreciate more videos like this one where you teach us how to create and maintain or manage our own packages.

[grgry]

I have learned quite a lot under 4 minutes. Quite an achievement actually. I just found out about tsc being a linter for my project, and use it along with other compilers like tsup. Thank you so much for making this awesome, educational, and straightforward video! 🍻

[tjblackman]

I spent HOURS figuring out how to publish a TS package with esm and cjs module about 6 months ago, and I never even heard of tsup.... I'm actually excited to go make upgrades! 12/10 video! Thank you <3 <3

[sle]

This is such a great reference!! Thank you

Would love to see the Deno version next

[totetoBT]

Great summary, just what I was looking for. Nice pace also!

[goodboyneon]

I just across your channel. Can't belive I've been missing all of these golden content for all these days!

[alexcasillas]

Really liked this one Matt 👏🏻 It’s been a long since I’ve published something so the next time I might go with this setup 👌🏻

[prasathsoosaithasan]

Awesome, thank you. Good introduction to tsup will help me to get rid of my overkill rollup setup.

[Q_]

Wow. I have been missing out on A LOT. Thanks you so much!

[ErmandDurro]

Amazing content. Loved it. Thanks a lot 🙏

[danwhite]

Probably one of the best informative videos I’ve seen in a long time