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You could make it a redirect service for npm modules. e.g. https://js.org/express https://js.org/express 301 redirects to https://www.npmjs.com/package/express
by califield 12y ago
You could make it a redirect service for npm modules.
e.g. https://js.org/express https://js.org/express 301 redirects to https://www.npmjs.com/package/express https://www.npmjs.com/package/express
Another idea is a blog. One of my favorite blogs is http://npmawesome.com/ http://npmawesome.com/
- jsorg 12y agoThats a bit nodejs focused, i think. Off-topic: The blog i like most is dailyjs...
- bennettp123 12y agoHow about https://node.js.org/express https://node.js.org/express instead?
- jsorg 12y agomuch better i think.
- galfarragem 12y agoSo getting practical, the main strategy would be: - When a project reaches a popularity threshold (for example 10k github stars or gets to be the most popular project is his category - example: the most popular 3D library) would get a subdomain: https://jquery.js.org/eachplugin https://jquery.js.org/eachplugin https://node.js.org/express https://node.js.org/express When we get exceptions, in this case, express grew and got autonomous, https://node.js.org/express https://node.js.org/express would redirect to: https://express.js.org/ https://express.js.org/