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

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…

nvm.sh v0.40.5 is out, with some CVE fixes: github.com/nvm-sh/nvm/releas… Be sure to update!

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…

Tomorrow. One hour. Two members of the Node.js Technical Steering Committee. Matteo Collina (TSC Chair) and Marco Ippolito (TSC & HeroDevs Engineer) join HeroDevs' Javier Perez to talk Node 20 EOL, the path to Node 27 LTS, and how the project is handling a flood of AI-generated CVE reports — plus what to do if you can't migrate off Node 20 yet. Live Q&A included. 📅 May 27, 2026 | 11:00 AM EST | Free registration Register → herodevs.com/from-node-20-eo… #NodeJS #OpenSource #EndOfLife #DevSecOps #JavaScript #HeroDevs

📢 We are excited to announce that TuxCare has joined the OpenJS Foundation! 👇 More info:

people keep asking what's included with the ticket. here you go: main conference. AI summit. openjs summit. renderfest. expo. networking. ONE badge. ONE price. stop overthinking it

Security support should not disappear just because software gets older 🔒 @TuxCare_ has joined OpenJS Foundation as a Gold member and ESP partner, bringing long term security support for end of life JavaScript projects while helping strengthen ecosystem sustainability. Learn more: openjsf.org/blog/tuxcare-joi…

if you install npm packages without reading the docs, you’re not allowed to skip the openjs summit at renderatl. those maintainers deserve your attention. and your gratitude. and maybe a coffee.

ICYMI (and we hope you didn't): Node.js 20 went EOL last week. But you have options. Check out our EOL support: nodejs.org/en/about/eol

As a reminder, @openjsf is hosting their annual conference inside @RenderATL! No extra hidden costs to attend. 1 badge. 1 price. All content. Open Source comes to Atlanta!

Security isn't just about code, it's about sustainability. 🌐 The latest OpenJS Security Update dives into how the foundation is adapting to new challenges, from the pause of the Internet Bug Bounty program to managing AI-generated vulnerability reports. Check out how we're securing the future of JavaScript: Read the Q1 Update: openjsf.org/blog/openjs-secu…

This maintainer month partners across the ecosystem are offering real resources for maintainers: • @sentry : Sentry for Open Source • @daytonaio: $100 in compute credits for maintainers (and up to $10,000 for projects via Startup Grid) • mockoon.com/: Free Mockoon Cloud accounts for OSS projects • ref.tools: Free project planning tools for your team • arachne.digital: Free cyber threat intelligence reporting for OSS projects • @RadixRegistry: Free 1-year .tech domain for maintainers • @openjsf: 15% discount on RenderATL tickets (code: OPENJSGITHUB) • @OpenSourceOrg: The maintaine.rs book, free for all maintainers • @WebSummit: Conference tickets (details coming soon)

"Supporting open-source repositories has become a mission-critical issue for everyone in the software business. Until recently, however, it's been invisible. We no longer have the luxury of assuming volunteers will keep the doors of open-source code libraries open. These sites must have our support, or we're all going to be in trouble developing, building, and running the programs our companies need to keep the lights on." Great article from @sjvn @ZDNET on the new Package Registry Working Group news today. Read more: zdnet.com/article/open-sourc…

The open source sustainability crisis is a challenge we must face together. 🤝 OpenJS is proud to join fellow registry leaders in the new Sustaining Package Registries Working Group. Our goal: shared approaches to funding, governance, and long-term resilience. Read the full announcement: openjsf.org/blog/openjs-pack…

We're proud to support #MaintainerMonth by offering 15% off our summit at RenderATL for open source maintainers! Check it out at maintainermonth.github.com. See you there 💚

Webpack is thrilled to congratulate this year's GSoC 2026 candidates, Mohamed Shams, Tushar Thakur, and Nikhil Kumar Rajak. Over the coming months, these candidates will be working closely with webpack maintainers and contributors on webpack's brand new documentation site.

The Open Visualization Collaborator Summit is heading to Zürich! 🇨🇭 On September 9-10, 2026, we’re bringing together developers and maintainers of vis.gl, deck.gl, and kepler.gl to discuss the present and future of web-based visualization. Details & Registration: deck.gl/events/zurich-summit…

We said we were building something special this year. Here’s your first look. Speaker drop 01. This is just the first drop. More on the way. Tickets go up May 1st so get yours today: renderatl.com/tickets

Robin Ginn (OpenJS) ya la rompió en nuestro stage. 🤯 ¿Quién sigue este 29 y 30 de octubre en Guadalajara? Aplica al CFP (pretalx.com/jsconf-mx-2026/c…) o asegura tu ticket: tickets.jsconf.mx #JSONFMexico #JavaScript #WebDev #Guadalajara