Two features I have worked on recently landed in @npmx.dev 1) npmx-likes badge (npmx.dev/api/registry...) (#2478) 2) GitHub Stars & Issues + package creation date on the npmx.dev/compare page (#2479) You can just get things done in open source ⚡

🥲 when you get hit with that 1-2 punch

We got a lot of feedback on the previous iteration, which, despite our best attempts, felt too opinionated. So, we just decided to let you create your own graphs. Problem solved *and* many new possibilities unlocked. Win-win. Thanks for constantly indulging my nerd-snipes @graphieros.npmx.social!

Introducing Universal Deploy 🚀 Deploy Vite apps anywhere — with zero config. 👇🧵

🙏 Thank you so much @antfu.me for sponsoring me for my work on Vue Data UI and ./npmx ! I'm now able to redistribute a part of it to @willow.sh, for the incredible work she does in oss ❤️

this is also why i've become disillusioned with local-first software powered by an open source sync servers that anyone can run if an app developer goes away. truly resilient software needs public and community-run infrastructure.

Thread: How I accidently DDoS'd npm with TypeScript

Correction: 249 humans and one @danielroe.dev swarm of undetermined composition

the npmx.dev team is 250 humans strong now 🤍

mildest of hot takes: Just like clicking "Update branch" does not dismiss a GitHub PR approval, applying a suggestion made by a reviewer should not dismiss that same reviewer's approval. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Amid an increasing volume of newly reported vulnerabilities, NIST says it will only add detailed info to CVEs in its NVD that meet certain criteria (inclusion in CISA's KEV catalog, use in fed software, or use in critical software). It will review requests for others. www.nist.gov/news-events/...

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@lukewarlow.dev, @npmx.dev will make your life easier pretty soon 😉

Blimey, genuinely good thing happening in the tech industry?!

Folks! We're hiring at @puzzmo.com again. Since launch, I think the majority of my time has been spent on B2B systems inside Puzzmo - and it's time to start handing over some of those responsibilities to someone We're currently the puzzles infra for a gazillion publishers and more are coming

If you're a software engineer, you live in/near NYC, and you're into games, this might be the job for you. Great chance to work with @orta.io and build cool stuff. eevd.fa.us6.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candid...

Plan the parade, we've entered the big leagues

Our largest pricing change since 2017: Goodbye seat based pricing

Breaking news: $20/mo/seat → $0. Development is changing. More and more (and more) people are using dev tools. But the value your team gets out of a tool rarely scales with the number of contributors. So, out with the old. Full disclosure: we made other pricing adjustments as well. See the post ⤵.

We've been working with the TanStack team to ensure TanStack Start RSCs work seamlessly out of the box on @netlify.com on day one. Give it a try! tanstack.com/start/latest...

Given some of the news lately, if anyone was unsure where Netlify stands, here it is. 👉 Your code and content is yours. We won't sell it. We won't train models on it. We've updated our policy to remove any ambiguity.

💡 @codetv.dev ep. where maintainers compete to build something but none can use their own framework. @tannerlinsley.com uses @nuxt.com @danielroe.dev uses @svelte.dev @rich-harris.dev uses @solidjs.com @ryansolid.bsky.social uses @react.dev @danabra.mov uses @astro.build @mk.gg uses @tanstack.com

Opt-in is a deliberate choice. Opt-out is a choice someone else made for you. We think the industry has the default backwards. We don’t sell your data, and we don’t use your code to train AI models unless you explicitly opt in. More from our CISO Mark Dorsi: www.netlify.com/blog/you-own...

you'll pry my habit of `rm -rf`ing 10 GB each from npm, pnpm, and yarn caches every month or two on every machine from my cold dead hands

Introducing the Oxc Angular Compiler ✨ ◆ 6.4x faster than Angular CLI ◆ 20.7x faster than Webpack ◆ First-class @vite.dev plugin with full HMR ◆ Built with Oxc ◆ Not another slop fork While this is experiment, the @angular.dev team is looking into an Oxc integration. voidzero.dev/posts/oxc-an...

me, last night: Dang, James, if only e18e/action-dependency-diff could work on PRs from forks without using the risky `pull_request_target` trigger. Oh well, we must live with this unsolvable problem and move on with our lives, thus is our fate. me, waking up this morning: Oh.

Open source projects should leave X. It isn't easy in many cases, but I hope maintainers will push proposals to their teams when the time is right. @e18e.dev and @npmx.dev are only here, and both projects are thriving.

The data is concrete. The weights are necessarily arbitrary. The concept is open to modification. To propose *better* weights, come and chat with us on chat.npmx.dev ❤️ To use this component to tell your own data stories, check out vue-data-ui.graphieros.com 📈

We made builds on Netlify a lot faster. Over the last year we've been building our own MicroVM based compute platform. It first went into production as our sandbox infrastructure for Agent Runners. Now it's live for our build system, and the effect is dramatic. www.netlify.com/blog/your-bu...

Huge undertaking that we can finally tell the world about! The team built brand new build infra under the hood. Every build is much faster! Some are *way* faster! That's it. That's the news. No opt-in, no changes, no upsell. Enjoy! Architecture deep dive 👉 www.netlify.com/blog/your-bu...

mom can we keep it?

npmx 0.8 is out! we can reach very far if we work together

Find everything you need on @npmx.dev with ⌘ K. Jump to any page, toggle any setting, download a package tarball, jump to the git repo, copy things to clipboard, and 60+ more commands... including my favourite feature at the end of the video.

our keynote talk about @npmx.dev is up! atmosphere conf was an amazing experience and i loved giving this talk with @patak.cat if this talk resonates with you, come join us at ./ chat.npmx.dev

Deploy now. Sign up later. No login needed to go live. Build first, then claim your project when you’re ready. Two new Netlify CLI updates make shipping faster than ever ↓

🎙️ New Episode of Igalia Chats - npmx: The People Powered Package Index @bkardell.com and @ryzokuken.dev chat with @danielroe.dev and @patak.cat of npmx about the project, the community and Open Source www.igalia.com/chats/npmxyz

coming soon 🎉 module replacements v3 has been a chunky piece of work inside @e18e.dev . it updates our data set to define individual replacements and their min engine versions. this means we can show much richer messaging like this example in npmx

Mom, I made it. I was mentioned on Ryan Carniato's stream. ... Right, so, mom, there's this thing called a front-end web framework and— —really into fine-grained reactivity, which is— —server entry points, which are not quite the thing as bundle entry points, though they can be, which is exactly w—

I owe you some answers after the last article and, finally, here they are Lots of news, ideas, updates, solutions, and of course, People 🤍

Light mode only 🎉 We’ve finally completed our user experience research and carefully reviewed the results. To deliver the best possible experience, we’ve decided to remove the dark theme Thank you all for participating! 🤍 You can already see it on main.npmx.dev 🎉

Help me brainstorm a term that's missing: dogfooding but when you're misusing or working around your own product.

using the axios supply chain attack as an excuse to (1) get my team to use fetch instead, which feels obvious, and (2) show off @npmx.dev and @e18e.dev and their linting / vs code tooling. they make modernizing dependencies and security practices around them so much easier!

We talk a lot about those who make npmx so beloved but today it is the time to highlight another important part of our community and our values 🏳️‍⚧️ We see, we value, we respect, we hope, we love 🤍

today and always ./🏳️‍⚧️

Props to @t3.gg for contributing $5K to @e18e.dev! Looking forward to seeing all the creative ways @npmx.dev can collaborate with @e18e.dev to make the web faster, leaner, and simpler. We already have a bunch of things in the works 👀.

"Open source is not just about code, it's about the people that make the code work", @zeu.dev sharing the ATProto parts of npmx at #Atmosphereconf

Just found this gem of a proposed conf talk title in an old brainstorming doc: Don't Ship Where You Vite? Actually, Do: A Case for Vite Deployment Plugins I can't believe I didn't go with that.

Fun fact: the Next.js brand guidelines [1] state "Using Next as a pun for Next.js should be done sparingly and in good taste." I am of course under no obligation to abide by these guidelines myself, but.. I gotta yell you, this has been a tough one to follow. [1] vercel.com/geist/brands...

💭 This "webring" of multiple interlinked simultaneous blog posts across companies and groups was inspired by the recent @npmx.dev alpha launch! (npmx.dev/blog/alpha-r...)

After years of working in silos, in 2024 @netlify.com, @cloudflare.social, OpenNext, Google @firebase.com, and the @nextjs.org team at @vercel.com built bridges. We started discussing how to truly solve for full portability of Next.js. And we kept at it. Today marks a culmination of this work.