Maël Nison

Since its creation in 2016, Yarn continuously pushed for better standards in the JavaScript ecosystem in particular. Dependency locking, built-in monorepos, zero-network modes, Plug’n’Play resolution, we’ve been on all fronts. 

Let’s discuss what we have in store for the future, and what it means for our ecosystem!

2019

JSConf EU

Yarn — 2019 and Beyond

Learn more about Yarn here https://yarnpkg.com

Since its creation in 2016, Yarn continuously pushed for a better state of the tooling in the JavaScript ecosystem by implementing innovative features such as workspaces or Plug’n’Play. More recently, the project announced its roadmap for its next major release, dubbed Berry. Let’s see what it has in store, and how it will help you in your daily work.

ReactEurope

Yarn 2 - Reinventing package management

Maël Nison Interview by Jared Palmer

See how you can entirely avoid the node_modules hell.

Yarn recently unveiled a new exciting work based on an alternative installation strategy: Plug'n'Play. By using it, one can avoid entirely the node_modules hell. Maël discusses why we should do that, and how.