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Still running an outdated version of Node.js, but not sure where to start? NodeSource (OpenJS ESP Partner), offers a free ✨ AI-powered assessment to help you understand exactly what it will take to upgrade. Run one command. Get a clear picture of your security exposure, dependency conflicts, broken native addons, and deprecated APIs — before you touch a single line of code. Your code never leaves your machine. The tool scans locally and generates a report you can share with your team or upload for a deeper AI analysis. Upgrading off end-of-life Node.js is one of the most impactful things you can do for your application's security posture. This tool makes it easier to know what you're getting into. Details: nodesource.com/products/node…
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How do you build a Node.js production debugging extension for VS Code, Cursor, and Windsurf in just a few weeks? 👀 In this episode of NodeSource Dev Sessions, Cesar Diaz shares how the team built the N|Solid Extension using AI-assisted workflows, MCP integrations, rapid iteration, and a lot of engineering decisions along the way. We discuss: ⚡ Building an extension without prior experience 🤖 Claude, Codex, Cursor & Windsurf workflows 🔌 MCP integrations 🏗️ Architecture decisions 📚 Lessons learned shipping with AI Watch here: youtu.be/0s_uEN8gCMM #NodeJS #VSCode #AI #TypeScript #MCP
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Despite the obvious downsides of running end-of-life releases, in practice many organizations face real constraints that prevent immediate upgrades — legacy codebases, compliance requirements, or complex dependency chains. Through the OpenJS Foundation Ecosystem Sustainability Program, Node.js is supported by HeroDevs and NodeSource to provide commercial services for security fixes. HeroDevs provides Never-Ending Support (NES) for Node.js versions past their official maintenance phase — including security patches, compliance assistance, and technical support to help bridge the gap while you plan your upgrade strategy. Commercial support for EOL releases should be viewed as a temporary solution. The goal should always be to upgrade to actively maintained versions. → Learn more: openjsf.org/blog/ecosystem-s…
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Excelente!!!
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Con el mayor de los gustos profe
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Muchas gracias por tomarte el tiempo ☺️
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Hecho :)
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💚 Ayúdame a entender mejor a la comunidad de Node.js llenando esta mini encuesta ! 🥹✨ Hola querida comunidad de Node.js de habla hispana ! 👋🏼 Soy Teff, DevRel en @NodeSource y Software Engineer desde hace varios años. En mi rol actual, estoy buscando entender mejor qué temas les interesan a los desarrolladores Node.js, cuáles son los desafíos que enfrentan día a día y qué tipo de contenido les resulta más útil y relevante. Por eso preparé esta encuesta que toma menos de 3 minuticos en responder. Sus respuestas me ayudarían muchísimo a crear contenido más útil y relevante para la comunidad. Además, en NodeSource tenemos la oportunidad de trabajar muy de cerca con el ecosistema de Node.js a través de nuestra colaboración con la OpenJS Foundation, y contamos con un equipo conformado por contribuidores del core de Node.js, maintainers y especialistas que trabajan diariamente en temas relacionados con la plataforma. Por eso me gustaría aprovechar ese conocimiento para crear contenido que realmente aporte valor a la comunidad hispana y responda a los intereses y necesidades reales de quienes trabajan con Node.js todos los días. Tu aporte es demasiado valioso así que muchísimas muchísimas gracias !!! ✨ Comparte con tus Node.js Devs de confianza 😉 forms.gle/feQuUH7bpLLE6iCi8
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This is fantastic news for the Node.js ecosystem! 🎉 We're incredibly proud to see our own @kom_256 taking on this role and helping shape the future of AI-assisted security across the ecosystem. Congratulations to @AlphaOmegaOSS, @openjsf, @nodejs, and everyone involved! 🚀🔒 👇🏼 More details in the comments.
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New Episode of NodeSource Dev Sessions 🎙️✨ How do you design a developer tool for @code, @cursor_ai & @devindesktop? @mafesernaarbole shares how AI tools like @pencildev, @stitchbygoogle, and @NotebookLM helped shape the design of N|Solid. 🎬 Watch 👇🏼 youtu.be/SyVE3XKhaQs ⚡ Install for VS Code: marketplace.visualstudio.com… ⚡ Install for Cursor, Windsurf & more: marketplace.windsurf.com/ext… #NodeJS #AI
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The last paragraph's argument. First, it makes no sense. Second, it isn't true. -- First: "because nobody wants to write 60 fucking pages of documentation on how to install" You either target platform, or you target language. If you target platform, you write. On Mac: brew install [yourpackage] On .deb distros: apt-get [yourpackage] And you do the same with dnf, yum. On Windows: [Here is your .exe / .msi] if you target language, you write: pip3 install [yourpackage] composer install [yourpackage] ... Generally, if you have time to write a shell file, you have time to say how to install it, because it is in the source code anyway. It's fucking 60 times simpler to just write brew install [whatever]. -- Second: docker and nodesource does the thing you describe. That's it. helm, bun, volta, starship download release archive or binary and expand it to target directory. rustup downloads 2nd level installer and runs it. nvm clones repo or load scripts and updates shell profiles homebrew clones its git-managed tree, creates symlinks, etc. k3s installs a binary, etc. deno loads deno, and runs remote code over deno run -A --reload jsr:deno/installer-shell-setup/bundled SKMan has a complex installer. -- There is a good reason that many of those packages are also installable over homebrew, apt, yum. Serious people will use them. And I suppose, in the future, all of them will be installable in a declarative way. Ops are going this way ... for ages ... since Ansible, maybe even longer.
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🚀 The future of Node.js production debugging belongs inside the editor. That's what the @NodeSource Team is building for Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and modern development environments. See an alert. Investigate the issue. Find the root cause. Without leaving your editor. 🧵👇🏼
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Node.jsがスクリプト配布しているんじゃなくて、Nodesourceが配布しているのか📃 確かにセットアップスクリプトのURLにnodesourceって書いてあるわ💻 #RUNTEQ
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Interesting 👍🏼
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【2026年度版】WSL2 UbuntuにNode.jsとnpmを安全に導入する手順を投稿しました。 NodeSourceを利用した導入手順を整理。 Runtime選択、セットアップスクリプト確認、Node.js/npmのバージョン確認、npm auditの躓きポイントを記録しました。 #Nodejs #npm #WSL2 #Ubuntu qiita.com/honda-dev-jp/items…
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🎬 New video on our YouTube channel ✨ This time, we sit down with Adrian Estrada @edsadr — CTO at NodeSource, @openjsf Board Director, and organizer of @MedellinJS, @CityJSMedellin, @NodeConfCo and @jsconfco — to talk about the real challenges behind Node.js upgrades in production. We cover: • What the OpenJS Foundation actually does • Why Node.js upgrades become difficult in production • Common upgrade challenges in enterprise systems • How the FREE assessment tool helps teams prepare • Why NodeSource and OpenJS are working on this initiative together Watch now 👇🏼 youtu.be/PAxhDu2S76o More about the Node.js Upgrade Program: nodesource.com/upgrade
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