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app/components/BlogPostWrapper.vue

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app/pages/blog/alpha-release.md

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## What's included in the npmx alpha release
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We've packed a lot into the alpha release. Here's an overview of what you can expect from npmx today.
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- 19 languages and additional locales
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Search and view details about packages, users and organizations available on npm, dive deeper into the code, plus get
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detailed information on:
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- download statistics
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- outdated dependency warnings
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- module format (ESM/CJS)
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- install size calculation
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- JSR cross-refernce
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- multi-provider repo support
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- version range resolution
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- package likes powered by the AT protocol
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You also get quick access to StackBlitz, CodeSandbox, and other demo environments from package READMEs files. Plus, use
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npmx in 19 languages and additional locals, customize your experience with light or dark mode, and power-up your
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workflow across the user interface with keyboard shortcuts.
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## The future of npmx
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Our goal at npmx is to build a faster, modern package browsing and management experience for everyone in the JavaScript
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ecosystem. We're moving fast, but we know we don't have all the answers. To work towards this goal, today we're building
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together for our peers: open-source developers who work with packages on a daily basis and keen early adopters who are
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willing to try out the alpha to help us identify what's working and what's not. Our aim is to build on our progress to
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date, and learn together how to tackle the next stage of releasing npmx in beta for a wider audience.
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## Join us at npmx
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