You almost certainly use a project supported by the OpenJS Foundation — even if you've never heard of it. Node.js. Electron. Jest. webpack. ESLint. jQuery. Lodash. These are just some of the projects that call the OpenJS Foundation home. Together, they are downloaded billions of times each month and power applications across every industry. The OpenJS Foundation provides these projects and their maintainers with a neutral home, open governance, shared infrastructure, and security support — so they can focus on the work itself rather than the overhead of running major open source projects alone. Open source software doesn't maintain itself. It depends on people who need support and sustainable conditions to keep doing it. → Learn more about our projects: bit.ly/4vMoLC5

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── Dappcon 2026 Speaker ── No servers. No cloud. No middlemen. Just peers. 🎙@davidmarkclem · @tether ↳ "P2P Apps Deployed P2P" Platform Principal Architect at Pear Runtime by Holepunch. Writing JavaScript since 1996. Author of Node Cookbook, lead of OpenJS Node.js Certifications, OSS creator — and now driving the peer-to-peer chapter of decentralized computing. He will run a hands-on workshop on building and deploying real-time P2P applications using the @Pears_p2p stack — centerless, production-ready, and deployed the same way they work: all the way down.

💚 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

If JavaScript has paid your bills at any point in your life, there’s probably gonna be something at RenderATL for you this year. The OpenJS and Node.js Interactive community is pulling up to Atlanta for real technical conversations around infrastructure, tooling, backend systems, AI, and the modern web. And the best part? It’s all included with your ticket. renderatl.com

Open Visualization Collaborator Summit 2026, here we come! 📍 Join the OpenJS Foundation and the vis.gl community at ETH Zürich on September 9-10, 2026. Registration is now open! Secure your spot or submit a session proposal to share your expertise. 🔗 Register here: deck.gl/events/zurich-summit…

Ohh I thought openjs foundation will still maintain it under Facebook org? Btw what happens to the funding? Does Facebook still have engineers working on it? Or it will be managed by maintainers not part of Facebook

Dan Shappir is speaking at RenderATL. If you’ve spent time in the JavaScript world, there’s a very good chance you’ve come across Dan’s work before. He’s one of the most respected voices in frontend performance, web development, and modern JavaScript infrastructure, with years of experience teaching engineers how to build faster and smarter applications. Especially with OpenJS inside RenderATL this year, this feels like a must-see session. renderatl.com

TO THE MANAGERS TRYING TO USE THE REST OF THE TEAM BUDGET: Send your team to RenderATL. Hands-on workshops, real engineering conversations, leadership sessions, OpenJS, the AI Summit… all under one ticket. Honestly a pretty solid use of professional development budget. buff.ly/lrpSEcs

A beloved community event is making its return. 💚 The OpenJS Foundation is bringing back Node.js Interactive at RenderATL 2026, creating a dedicated space for Node.js developers, maintainers, contributors, and technical leaders to connect, learn, and share what they're building. Learn more register: openjsf.org/blog/nodejs-inte…

Last year was BIG. 8,000 attendees inside the conference. 15,000 people across Atlanta Tech Week. Hundreds of events happening throughout the city. And somehow… 2026 is already shaping up to be even bigger. OpenJS. The A.I. Summit. More workshops. More community. More of the people building what’s next. August 12-13 can't get here fast enough. renderatl.com

Not enough people are talking about the fact that Node.js Interactive is happening INSIDE RenderATL this year. Like… the actual OpenJS community is pulling up to Atlanta. The people behind frameworks, tooling, infrastructure, open source projects, all of it. If JavaScript has paid your bills at any point in your life, there’s probably gonna be something here for you. And the best part is you don’t have to choose between conferences or buy another ticket. It’s already included with your RenderATL pass. Get your ticket at renderatl.com