Best of NPM — March 2023

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   Community Picks·3y

   OpenCommit: GPT generates impressive commits in 1 second 🤯🔫 (open-source)

   OpenCommit is an open-source library that generates impressive commit messages using GPT. It makes commit messages meaningful and can be installed using npm.

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   asayer·3y

   How to build React applications faster with Bun

   Learn how to build React applications faster using the Bun JavaScript runtime. Discover the advantages of Bun, its speed and performance, and how to install it. Explore how to set up a React application with Bun and use it as a package manager. Test the speed of creating a React app with Bun compared to create-react-app.

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   Community Picks·3y

   Delete Node Modules like a PRO 😎

   Learn how to delete node modules faster and without any hassle using npkill.

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   LogRocket·3y

   Migrating a TypeScript app from Node.js to Bun

   Migrating a TypeScript app from Node.js to Bun is not a particularly good name but I’m not going to change it now. I want to be able to run my code in a runtime that isn’t node.js and still use npm packages.

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   asayer·3y

   Handle your calendar in React with Calendly

   Learn how to handle your calendar in React using Calendly. Discover the features of Calendly, different methods of integration, and implementations of the React-Calendly NPM package.

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   Electron·3y

   10 years of Electron 🎉

   Electron has become one of the most popular frameworks for building desktop applications today. The first commit to the repository was on March 13, 2013. Electron v1 was released in 2016, promising increased API stability and better docs and tooling. The road to the decade mark has been long and winding.

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