It seems to me there is no reason why you couldn't publish source code in any language to npm!Out of curiosity, are there any new languages or platforms that officially use npm as a package manager?For example [esy](https://esy.sh/en/) is a package manager for reasonml and ocaml that uses npm.Thanks!
This looks dope! thanks for sharing (and building it)
> And I'd be super interested to know which 60 services you use.
Apologies, I didn't make this clear enough. The company has 60 employees. How many apps/services do we use? Honestly, I don't know, but it's at least a couple of dozens. Here are some I interact with on a daily basis, with support for collaboration: Slack, Dropbox Paper, Google Docs/Sheets/Diagrams/Forms, Salesforce, LeanKit, Figma, Jira, Trello, Asana, Zendesk, etc.
> Going to the next level and trying to sync application data seems like it would be basically impossible.
I'm not sure I want to sync the data between the apps, it seems the duplication would make things worse! But it's interesting you propose that.
I know that the obvious answer is: stop using so many apps! I'm interested in solutions for when you _have to_ use multiple apps.We are a small-to-medium-sized company (~60 employees). We're organised in small teams with a large degree of freedom when it comes to the tools and processes we use to do our job.We use dozens of services, all very good for their individual purpose. All these tools...