Cheers to 20 years, Dojo! Such a fun read. Special shout out to Dylan Schiemann who is still rocking it in our OpenJS communities and is a mentor to me.

⚡ Don't miss out on this opportunity to level up your coding skills and embark on an exciting #Nodejs journey with my new book: #Nodejs for Beginners.

💡 Pre-order your copy now! amazon.com/dp/1803245174

At QueerJS NYC, this Thursday at 6 PM, hosted by Edward Sharp at Reaktor:
- Alexandria Rohn “The Science of Effective Learning”
- Michael Molisani “Principles of CLI Apps”
- Shay Lewis and Kristen Hewell Garrett “Standard Signals in JavaScript?”

RSVP: queerjs.com/new-york-2024/

Like clockwork! Congratulations to all the Node.js contributors. 💚

Join my OpenJS friends and me for a fun night in SF this Thursday! Women in Technology

The next SFNode event will be another special one 😬 we will have the OpenJS Foundation joining us for some special insights on how #OpenSource works at scale 🚀 with special guests: Robin Bender Ginn, Chris Gervang and Jordan Harband 🙌 rsvp now: meetup.com/sfnode/events/… and join us Thursday next week!

Secure your site with the new Healthy Web Checkup tool! 🛠️🔒

This easy to use tool checks for the latest versions of popular web technology jQuery, which is used on almost 90% of websites.

Read more in our blog: hubs.la/Q02sXmBD0

Free and Open Source software communities are anything *but* “fragile” in light of recent failed attacks.

They are smart. They are vigilant. They are resilient.

But they also need support from institutions given the resources attackers may have.
openssf.org/blog/2024/04/1…

Sharing what we learned about social engineering takeovers so others can be on alert. Thankful for our OpenJS and OpenSSF community leaders' focus on security and collaboration.

Linux Foundation is leading fight against fauxpen source theregister.com/2024/04/12/lin… via @theregister & Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

The The Linux Foundation is actively supporting open-source forks of once open-source projects that their corporate owners have moved to non-open licenses.

In case you missed it, ESLint v9.0.0 was released on Friday. A huge release that took a long time to come together.

Node-RED has been working on some great improvements lately, including the first beta release of Node-RED 4.0 released just last week 🚀

We caught up with Hitachi's Kazuhito Yokoi to find out why it's becoming so popular in Industrial IoT applications. 👉 hubs.la/Q02qY9sz0

A big shoutout and thank you to our friends at Foursquare Developers and CARTO 🙌

A majorly cool release from our cool maintainers working in our Open Visualization Collaboration Space at OpenJS 🤩

Join me at the webinar if you are interested in what the #CRA means for #opensource :

It's rare that I see Accessibility opportunities these days. Sharing 2 remote openings for roles with W3C

Please RT. It's hard out here 🙏🏾❤️

Accessibility Content Specialist
w3.org/careers/2024-a…

Web Technical Specialist
w3.org/careers/2024-w…

Still feeling the JavaScript love after hanging out with the Angular community this week at ng-conf. Y’all are building cool things with open source!

Love this! Thanks Honeypot Ida Bechtle & all our Node.js contributors past and present. The Hollywood ending for the 2024 sequel would feature 2B downloads last year, shipping every 6 months since 2015, and a wonderfully diverse group making it happen. 💚

Excited to have our friends at HeroDevs join OpenJS as a gold member. 🎉 Thanks Frosty, Joe, Jordan and team!

BIG shoutout to all of the contributors who made this website possible:

- Node.js Website contributors and collaborators
- Node.js TSC
- Our sponsors Vercel, Cloudflare, Sentry, Orama, Crowdin

THANK YOU 💚