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Sarah Gooding
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vlt has introduced a new JavaScript package manager and serverless registry at NodeConf EU, aiming to address the stagnation of npm by innovating in package management and distribution. The vlt Package Manager, a free and open-source CLI tool, offers familiar commands and new features like a dependency query selector syntax and export formats, including a GUI for visualizing dependencies with Mermaid syntax. The accompanying serverless registry, vsr, is designed to work seamlessly with the package manager, emphasizing security, scalability, and compatibility with npm and other systems, while allowing developers to run private registries. With a focus on reducing dependency on public registries and improving performance through proximity and caching, vsr offers both free self-hosting and a managed option. The vlt team, composed of former npm maintainers, is planning future enhancements, including API updates and additional web app functionalities, signaling a significant shift in JavaScript development tools that could impact package management practices.

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