publishing a TypeScript module to npm vs. to JSR

I might be stupid for suggesting this, but wouldn't it just be faster to stay in vscode and type faster so you don't have to switch tabs?

npm looks fun, thanks for sharing this I was kinda bored of jsr

Dumb comparison

Hello! I see JSR support Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc, but when I look at a package, it is missing the instructions for importing to any browser:

Hey, one thing that is not clear to me, how did JSR knew that the file name was mod.ts?

publishing is failing intermittently. I know this is still a beta thing, but the act of publishing involves 3 separately moving parts: the npm jsr cli, the deno runtime and the remote server. Do you have a story for end-to-end testing prior to general availability?

It’s not ready, we’re with you on this but needs more work. Collect user feedback. Get @t3dotgg to shit all over it with his live stream chat. And then incorporate into roadmap ❤️🩸

Is it possible to publish the same package to both @jsr_io and @npmjs? Loving the progress @deno_land is making with V2.0 and its awesome #NPM support! It would be great to have an easy way to publish to both platforms. If @lernajs added #Deno support, it’d be a huge win for #devEX. I’ve made a feature request, feel free to 👍:

There's still lot of room for improvement!