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I blame GitHub for this one. See github.blog/changelog/20...

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🎉 a new version of @npmx.dev This release also includes some fixes & optimizations for package changelogs + a direct link to view a release on Github Also thanks to Lars Douwe Schuitema, Dutch received some corrections and been made more complete.

npmx 0.16 rainbow comet is out! 🌈💫

one thing led to an other: rybitten.space

If you're into violins, this kind of thingy is now possible in vue-data-ui 🎻 And more in v3.22.5: github.com/graphieros/v...

Closing a bunch of issues in a row feels so good!

We've seen very positive feedback while verifying projects and maintainers in the nom ecosystem during these past weeks. If you're interested in helping us scale the verification ops, join our community and get involved!

Less than four months after @vite.dev 8 shipped, it already surpassed the weekly downloads of Vite 7! If you weren't one of the 47.3m downloads last week and haven't migrate yet, what is holding you back? 👀

agentscan.tools now has a breakdown for each flag to better understand classification reasons and spot potential bugs.

What's missing from SVG on the web? 🔵 Styling external SVGs 🔵 SVG/CSS integration 🔵 Text layout 🔵 Performance 🔵 Better animations 🔵 Responsive sizing/scaling 🔵 Better reuse 🔵 Programmability and geometry ergonomics 🔵 Interoperability and evolution 🔵 Accessibility

discovered @npmx.dev this week and love it! the original npmjs[dot]com is soooo slow and not-pretty npmx.dev

Going high budget for this @npmx.dev interview 😂 @ashley-c.bsky.social @tchetwin.bsky.social @patak.cat @danielroe.dev

Huge thanks to CodeRabbit and Santosh for sponsoring npmx for $1K a month! 🧡🧡🧡 @coderabbitai.bsky.social are the top company by donations per developer in @opensourcepledge.com. OSS sustainability would look very different if every company gave to open source like they do 🙏

We're very happy! Be awesome like Build Awesome 🎉

📊 LayerChart now has over 100k weekly downloads, and over 2M in the last 12 months 😳

Milan looks very pleasant, clean, yet somehow standardized. For some reason, while traveling by train, I found more poetry in the ruins of old farms along the Po valley.

I love the new look of the health page in AgentScan! Although the trend is slightly worrying...

tab has passed 1M downloads per week 🎉 Thank you to everyone using it ❤️

Tetris turns 42 today. Like our projects, everything is connected. The most familiar type of rainbow is produced when sunlight strikes raindrops in front of a viewer at a precise angle: 42 degrees 🌈

Just realized my first contribution to @npmx.dev got merged! 🎉

This is a pleasant surprise ⭐️❤️

New game: guess the package from its redacted @npmx.dev timeline graph. First correct answer gets a $20 donation to an OSS project or maintainer of their choice.

We've been running daily scans across 17 repositories to understand how automations are shaping the GitHub ecosystem: tracking which PRs are AI-driven and how effectively teams are closing them. I cannot thank @graphieros.npmx.social enough for all his contributions.

I'm a Weekend Warrior. Find your developer type: cronotype.vercel.app/graphieros

Aside from being gorgeous every time, I think npmx noodles are super important! They showcase the major contributors and projects of the ecosystem as *Google* does for the world culture; I’m super happy to see that!

We build surrounded by folks that care. About what we do. About why we do it. About how to do it. About others.

Update: SvelteKit has shot up from #10 to #6, with #4 just within reach; @vite.dev has stolen the #2 position from @nuxt.com; @svelte.dev's lead has grown and appears increasingly insurmountable 📈.

happy pride month 🎉

New on @npmx.dev: 🥇🥈🥉 npmx.dev/leaderboard/... Why? Honestly, because we can just do fun things on the web. 🍿 Will the crown get to @rich-harris.dev's head? Will @danielroe.dev point out that ackshually SvelteKit is a fairer comparison and look how low the poor thing is? Will Astronauts organize?

Has anyone spotted this new badge in the wild yet on @npmx.dev? It can only be found on a select few packages and leads to something whimsical. But which packages? Obviously it's the ones wi◼️◼️ ◼️◼️◼️ ◼️o◼️◼️ ◼️◼️k◼️◼️.

If you're feeling burned out because your motivation is fading due to today's tech news or your job, join communities like @npmx.dev, @e18e.dev, and other OSS projects to get your drive back. Stay away from AI agents and interact with real people. It's one of the best things that happened to me.

It was blast meeting these two beautiful souls irl! Let's do that again some time (with or without slides)

@rspack/core is now 2.6 MB smaller than the previous release, and 17.8 MB smaller than v1.0. Love the new npmx graph for visualizing this trend. 📉

Have you ever wondered who the people behind @npmx.dev are? This website let's you take a closer look: npmxers.trueberryless.org

console.log("happy birthday, @nodejs.org!")

More musings after some people got upset about the word clanker. lucumr.pocoo.org/2026/5/26/cl...

released packumeta - a tiny set of utils for dealing with packuments. for now, mostly used to infer a "trust level" from a package version

In @npmx.dev you can now view a package's changelogs currently only package's that use Github to host their releases or changelog.md are supported but support for others are planned

Credit where it's due. Huge thanks to the @pnpm.io, @npmx.dev, and broader tooling communities (@e18e.dev) You're the reason working with JS packages still feels okay day to day. You filled the vacuum npm left behind. The registry is still a single point of failure, but the tools around it aren't.

"I’m not the only one. Personal sites are coming back. RSS feeds are coming back. Webrings are coming back. People are remembering that a website can be a home or a place instead of a profile." www.terrygodier.com/the-boring-i... Yessss @terrygodier.com!

in the next version of pkg.pr.new, published npm packages will show an @npmx.dev button directly in the commit details panel!

Made my first contribution to @npmx.dev. What a great community that is 💚

this is what open source is all about 🤍 > Looking back at this past year, it’s crazy how much has changed. From my very first small PR to becoming a maintainer in multiple projects. I’ve learned that communication is key in Open Source, and when people work together openly, incredible things happen

the timeline page is definitely my new favourite thing

Just released AgentScan action v1.6.0, now including support for the workflow on issues as well. Thank you @nodeland.dev github.com/marketplace/...

One reason the @npmx.dev community is so strong is because they are really good at celebrating wins. It's part of their virtuous flywheel that makes people want to be part of the community. So many first time open source contributors. It's really impressive.