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How to use a CDN to access your npm module

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In my last post I wrote about how to publish your article to a public registry like npm (node package manager). Once you have added your code to the registry your code automatically becomes available via a Content Delivery Network (CDN). Here we look at a couple of CDN's and how to utilise them in your code or build pipeline.

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Publishing your javascript module to npm

Submitted by daniel on
To facilitate you and others using your code, one option is to publish it to a public package manager or registry. One of the most popular for javascript code is the npm registry, a public collection of packages of open-source code for Node.js, front-end web apps, mobile apps, robots, routers, and countless other needs of the JavaScript community.

Seismic Change

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Seismic Change / We Mean This

  • Implemented custom ticker tape type jQuery plugin to be used on Seismic Change Home Page for enabling dynamic text.
  • Assisted with other changes including re-implementing Squarespace video hero with support for custom configuration including enabling the do not track feature on initial load.
  • Helped to implement EU cookie and GDPR compliance.

Seismic Change / We Mean This

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