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- JSR: the JavaScript Registry
JSR is the open-source package registry for modern JavaScript JSR natively supports TypeScript, and works with all JS runtimes and package managers
- JSR Corporation
Who is JSR？ Financial and Performance Highlights; Library; Corporate Bond and Rating Information; Financial News
- Exploring JSR for JavaScript module management
In this article, we’ll introduce the JavaScript Registry (JSR), Deno’s open source package registry for modern JavaScript and TypeScript A brief review of software registry systems First, let’s go through a high-level overview of the concept of registries to provide context to the JSR review
- JSR: Expanding Beyond npm Registry as a Superset, Not a . . . - Medium
JSR is tailor-made for TypeScript enthusiasts Simply publish your TypeScript source, and watch as JSR takes care of everything — from generating API docs and d ts files to seamlessly
- JSR - GitHub
jsr io; Learn more about verified organizations 241 followers https: jsr io; @jsr_io; help@jsr io; Overview Repositories Projects Packages People Pinned Loading jsr jsr Public The open-source package registry for modern JavaScript and TypeScript Rust 2 8k 138 Repositories
- JavaScript’s Revolutionary Step Forward: JSR Unveiled
Dive into the transformative world of JSR, the new package registry from the Deno team, offering a TypeScript-first environment and redefining JavaScript development practices The JavaScript community is currently abuzz with the introduction of the JavaScript Registry (JSR) by the creators of Deno
- Journal of Student Research - JSR
Journal of Student Research (JSR) is an Academic, Multidisciplinary, and Faculty-reviewed Journal (Houston, Texas) devoted to the Rapid Dissemination of Current Research Published by High School Edition, Undergraduate and Graduate Students
- Introduction to JSR - Docs - JSR
The JavaScript Registry (JSR) is a modern package registry for JavaScript and TypeScript JSR works with many runtimes (Node js, Deno, Bun, browsers, and more) and is backwards compatible with npm Learn more about why we built JSR Add a package to your project using one of the commands below
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