With npm supply chain attacks on the rise, secure publishing practices are becoming a pressing concern for anyone maintaining npm packages. ⚠️ We've released updated guidance to help maintainers reduce exposure, strengthen release processes, and protect the ecosystem: openjsf.org/blog/publish...

Reporting spam on @github.com should take less effort than posting spam

Type stripping is now stable. Enjoy 🌞

We're hoping for TypeScript 6.0 early 2026 (think February or earlier) and 7.0 shortly after. We're looking for people to use the native previews of 7.0 for feedback ASAP though. We feel the language service is pretty solid these days!

Preparing my talk for JSConf JP and I finally drew my mental venn diagram about how Node.js development works 🤪

Hey @typescriptlang.org, is there a date shortlisted for stable release of TypeScript Native? The announcement from March 2025 had stated "end of the year". I couldn't find "TypeScript 6.0 Iteration Plan" on main TypeScript repo, as 7.0 is going to be aligned with it.

tinyglobby is a great success, and has shown us how much we can improve perf for everyone. here's some of the story! big thanks to @superchupu.dev and @benmccann.com for putting so much work into this and the migrations/adoption. we're lucky to have both in the @e18e.dev community 💙

I remember when prettier came out and we tried it on a project, I called it "uglier" and removed it almost immediately. Little did I know that it mostly doesn't matter _how_ you format something - what matters is that everyone uses the same style. In that sense, prettier is goated 🐐.

[Web dev for beginners] CSS layout: flexbox, grid, media queries and container queries 2ality.com/2025/10/css-... #2ality #WebDev #CSS

Self reviews were a good idea before AI but are now a necessity. Don't put that burden on your co-workers. If you use AI, review it 🤖

congrats to all the finishers of the new york marathon today! a perfect occasion to write about one of my old hobbyhorses: fewer people should run marathons macwright.com/2025/11/02/f...

I am looking for a full-time job. Being independent in open source for 3.5+ years has been wonderful. I've gotten done most of the high-level goals I wanted to, and miss having people & structure around me. If you know of a role for a staff-level TypeScript+web developer, let me know! 🙂

If you have a codebase that uses an older version of Node.js, we have started to put together articles and tools to help you migrate your code. nodejs.org/en/learn/get... nodejs.org/en/blog/migr...

Big news in this year's GitHub Octoverse report: TypeScript is now the most-used language on GitHub! We are thrilled and grateful to see the TypeScript and JavaScript community continue to grow and thrive. 🚀 Read up more at github.blog/news-insight...

It's time to make HTTPS the web's default, and reap the full security benefit from years worth of HTTPS adoption! security.googleblog.com/2025/10/http...

Uploaded a demo on how to use nodejs/devcontainer! - Testing a mounted dev branch on a different OS - No need to build V8 from scratch on a fresh checkout (usually) - Testing third-party code with the dev branch in a container www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Nwa... PR: github.com/nodejs/node/...

ViteConf 2025 was a blast! If you didn't catch up on all the highlights yet, then our recap post is what you need. ◆ Vite+ 👀 ◆ How Oxlint supports JS plugins ◆ A @vite.dev DevTools sneak peek ◆ State of @vitest.dev ◆ Using @rolldown.rs & Oxlint at scale ◆ ...and more voidzero.dev/posts/whats-...

i wrote about how to fix any bug

ICE is stockpiling arms, including chemical weapons, guided missile warheads and explosive components. The spending dwarfs anything we've ever seen in the agency - a 700% increase. The President is building an army to attack his own country.

I have a lot of respect for developers who don't mind removing their own code when a better solution emerges. Big kudos for that!

Built-in HTTP proxies are now on v22 😇 (Going to update the version mentions in a WIP guide on using Node.js in enterprise network environments)

pretty cool that it's 2025 and i'm able to host my own social media account on my own server, control my own data, and have it connected to a mainstream platform that's home to millions of normal people, celebrities, politicans, journalists, etc that's atproto right now, not some theorized future

"No more juggling CommonJS and faux-ESM." - @joyeecheung.bsky.social revealed how @nodejs.org is moving to full ESM and why the future looks brighter for developers. www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0jv...

You know you have a good open source team when you can resolve a production outage from report, triage, debugging, fix, testing, through to PR merge and deployment in 57 minutes. #nodejs #opensource github.com/nodejs/nodej... github.com/nodejs/nodej...

New Era for React = Stronger JavaScript Ecosystem 💙 React doesn’t live in isolation - It works alongside Node.js, Electron, webpack, and more. A dedicated foundation under the Linux Foundation means more collaboration, security, and sustainability across the ecosystem. hubs.la/Q03MylxX0

The team formerly behind RubyGems has come together to launch a new gem server for the Ruby community! gem.coop I am *super* excited about this!

A history of Vite by Richard MacManus 📜 🔶 Origin: Fast unbundled dev via browser ESM 🔶 Vue-only ➡️ framework-agnostic 🔶 Replaces Create React App 🔶 Rollup/webpack/Turbopack comparisons explained 🔶 Now: AI picks Vite for React apps 🔶 Next: Scope expands with Vite+ thenewstack.io/how-vite-bec...

Development gets better with Age www.allthingsdistributed.com/2025/10/bett...

An atproto-based JS package registry.

Happy #Hacktoberfest! 🎃 💻

React 19.2 is now available! This release includes Activity, useEffectEvent, React Performance Tracks, partial pre-rendering, and more: react.dev/blog/2025/10...

ER doc here! This is a lie. Wait times are up because the American healthcare system is an unsustainable business model and a for-profit national healthcare system just doesn’t work. These problems will continue to get worse until we change that system. It literally has nothing to do with immigrants

We just released the Chrome DevTools MCP server. developer.chrome.com/blog/chrome-... for details. This is one small but important step in rethinking how developer tools integrate with the emerging ecosystem of AI models and agents.

Give Your AI Eyes: Introducing Chrome DevTools MCP, by @[email protected]: https://addyosmani.com/blog/devtools-mcp/ #introductions #chrome #google #browsers #devtools

Best practices to keep yourself safe from supply chain attacks on npm 📦 github.com/bodadotsh/np...

i wrote about atproto and why it matters

Jimmy Kimmel: "Most of all, I want to thank the people who don’t support my show and what I believe, but support my right to share those beliefs anyway."

As I was saying…

This year, the State of JS survey is coming early! Go take it now! survey.devographics.com/en-US/survey...

This is great news! GitHub will require use of passkeys for 2FA when publishing to NPM. What a huge step up in security compared to other phishable 2FA methods that were historically supported 🎉 github.blog/security/sup...

Besides the effects on the tech industry, right now there are H-1B holders—people—who built a life in the US. If they are traveling, they have 17 hours to get back to the US, or the life they built will be shattered and taken from them. Can you imagine constantly living with this uncertainty?

Those on an H1B cannot return to the US from tomorrow (Sunday) unless paying $100K. This is an out-of-the blue presidential action. We’ll see software engineers stranded abroad. One easy to predict outcome: those on US visas will travel less… for work, for conferences etc.

"Today's package managers still optimize for the last decade's problems. In 2025, the real bottleneck isn't I/O anymore. It's system calls". Deep dive into Bun's architecture, that treats package installation as a systems programming problem.

i wrote a whole thing about wrangling npm dependencies because it's an unglamorous part of the job that's nevertheless really important. also because i wanted to make some watercolor illustrations. blog.val.town/gardening-de...

MSNBC fired Matthew Dowd for pointing out Kirk’s hate speech while Fox keeps Brian Kilmeade after he said killing the homeless via lethal injection would end homelessness. A perfect example of how right-wing extremism is tolerated, but even pointing it out gets punished. The media reinforces this.

Congratulations to Brazil, joining South Korea among the countries who successfully did what the United States could not 🎁🔗: www.nytimes.com/2025/09/11/w...

2010: I'm going to a foreign country. What vaccines do I need to get beforehand? 2025: I'm going to a foreign country. What vaccines should I get while I'm there?

To better communicate our design choices for the up-coming formatter: github.com/oxc-project/...

some thoughts about the bloat introduced by edge-case first libraries