The podcast episode discusses the upcoming features in the Dino 2.0 release. The release is driven by the need for improved module resolution in Dino, which currently relies on HDP imports. The current module resolution method has difficulties with optimizing semantic versions and relies on unreliable server infrastructure. To address these issues, Dino 2.0 will introduce a central registry that works like a traditional package manager. The central registry will provide editorial control over the namespace and allow interventions in cases of unmaintained or malicious code. The goal is to improve the developer experience by implementing a more robust module resolution system built on HTTP functionality. This will enable better developer experience, type checking of modules, and improved optimization of semantic versions.
