wtf is beep?

This is a learning workshop that teaches people how to create reusable JavaScript packages (called Node modules) for other developers to use. It's designed for attendees of Nodeschool Bangalore, a community event that runs hands-on coding sessions. The workshop is structured as a series of folders, each one covering a different step or concept in building a Node module. You move through them in order, and the commit messages in the repository tell you what each step is teaching. This setup lets you learn by doing, you can look at the code changes, understand what was added or changed, and practice building a module yourself. If you're someone who writes code and wants to share a tool or utility you've built with other programmers, this workshop walks you through how to do it properly. It covers things like how to organize your code, how to make it work for other people, and the best practices people expect when they download and use your module. The companion slides expand on the concepts and give you a fuller picture of the process. This would be useful for a developer or startup engineer who has built something useful and wants to package it so others can install and use it, or anyone curious about how the JavaScript ecosystem works behind the scenes.