Platform Engineering @HubSpot — open source at @nodejs @webpack @gnome, open governance at @openjsf and lecturer at @TU_Muenchen
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We need volunteers to test the new Node.js Website 🌟
Feel free to simply go to beta-node-js-org.vercel.app/… and give feedback on the Node.js Website GitHub repository.
Any feedback is extremely appreciated!
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Hey folks at @vercel we're considering adopting @nextjs for the nodejs.org website as a continuation (rewrite) of the initial proposal we made with Gatsby on nodejs.dev.
We would love to have a quick chat with y'all to see options here 👀
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We spent 3 years developing the new Node.js website. Some might ask why it took so long?
The website design and content are relatively simple, but the true story unveils here 🧵
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We just migrated @nodejs's website to @reactjs 19 and @nextjs 15.2 yay 🎉
github.com/nodejs/nodejs.org…
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I'm so proud of what we achieved here! Thank you so much @Cloudflare for the support! This wouldn't have been possible without y'all!
nodejs.org/en/blog/announcem…
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This is it. The culmination of 2+ years of work on the Node.js project led to this PR. Effectively once this gets merged, the website redesign will be effectively enabled.
Feel free to see the Vercel previews from the PR whilst it's not merged.
github.com/nodejs/nodejs.org…
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Can someone with a lot of followers please say that we need translators and proofreaders for the Node.js Website? Join us! crowdin.com/project/nodejs-w… !!
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We just released @nodejs new Download page! I hope y'all enjoy it. Much effort was put into streamlining the UX for end-users and DevEx for contributors!
nodejs.org/en/download
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I'm so excited to unveil this soon! We've been working for months to streamline the experience of downloading and installing @nodejs in a way that maximizes UX, reduces confusion and gives power back to the user!
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I genuinely love Bun and Deno -- they are great. I loved Deno 2.0 release and the super cinematic vibes of their teaser.
But I hate Bun and Deno's claims that Node does things that Node does not or that it significantly simplifies what Node does.
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I'm excited about the launch of @nodejs's official Discord server! nodejs.org/en/blog/announcem…
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I'm excited to announce that we're entirely using @turborepo on the Node.js Website codebase. This is a tremendous step, allowing us to fragment pieces into different packages and reuse them on different projects across the Node.js org.
Thank you, @anthonysheww, for making this happen!
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We always felt that the current Node.js website needed more harmony. It was not easy to navigate, it was not friendly, and it was not end-user/consumer-first.
We needed something that could easily allow you to get started for your platform.
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We, @nodejs, are finally starting to tackle the revamp of the tooling, infra, and design behind the Node.js API docs.
If you want to be part of the conversation, please join us at:
- github.com/nodejs/node/issue…
- github.com/nodejs/admin/issu…
We're super excited to modernize the API docs!
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We released a blog post explaining the ins and outs of the Node.js Website redesign!
Thank you for all the involved folks!
nodejs.org/en/blog/announcem…
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It's happening. @nodejs might very soon adopt @nextjs as the infrastructure for their website!
github.com/nodejs/nodejs.org…
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This week was extremely tiring. I've decided to step away temporarily from the Node.js project and focus on my mental health.
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Fascinating things are coming really soon to Node.js's website. I just wanted to say already beforehand a big thank you to
@vercel
@cloudflare
@AskOrama
and all the other organizations and individual contributors that helped with what's upcoming!
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I'm excited to mention I'm joining @webpack as a maintainer and a TSC member (on the upcoming creation of its Technical Steering Committee).
This wouldn't have been possible without @evenstensberg and @rginn206
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(3) We also realized we needed a project that used relatively future-proof technologies and that would allow an outstanding Developer Experience.
Much effort was put into every technical decision behind the Node.js website.
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We did it! We got github.com/nodejs/nodejs.org… merged. The Node.js Website is finally using Next.js and now we can focus on working into adopting the new features and style of our Website Redesign Initiative into the Website.
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The @nodejs Website Team is seeking new contributors for our Next.js work!
We would love to have you on board! If you are adventurous enough, read the GitHub discussion below!
github.com/nodejs/nodejs.org…
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This. Stop comparing Bun and Deno to Node as it was or is a competition. It is not. We (Node) are not in a position to compete, nor we want to compete.
Deno and Bun are vc-baked and can compete against each other. Thinking that Node.js can compete against companies with millions of funding is wishful thinking. Node.js is driven by volunteers: if somebody have a feature as a priority, they would contribute/do the work.
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We are investigating an issue that is affecting @nodejs and @npmjs traffic at @Cloudflare; please bear with us at status.nodejs.org/
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So at @nodejs we are rewriting the tooling that generates our API docs, and with such rewrite it allows us to also modernise our API docs, and I’m pretty excited for it!
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This post bun.sh/blog/compile-and-run-… is so passive aggressive.
“JavaScript is the world's most popular programming language. Can we do better?”
I hope this is not directed at Node.js
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It is official! Corepack is going to be removed from the Node.js distribution starting with Node.js v25x
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Excited to say I’m going to @githubuniverse this year, representing Node.js and OpenJS together with @rginn206!
Super excited for being at the Open Source booth!
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Hey folks! @nodejs is looking for contributors to help with some newcomer-friendly issues for our website; Check them out here github.com/nodejs/nodejs.org…
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I'd like to invite @nodejs ambassadors @erickwendel_ @liran_tal and @AnfibiaCreativa to join Node.js's Discord server! nodejs.org/discord!
We'll be hosting Ambassador activities, and we invite Ambassadors to hold live streams there!
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I accidentally stumbled at this back in 2017 when connecting two MacBook Pro’s with Touchbar and enabled this when I wanted to share something between the two Mac’s
Good lord. I felt like living in the future.
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Getting your Open Source work recognised is invaluable. I'm very grateful (immensely) for the support, @github (I'm somewhat speechless)
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Hey y'all! We are looking for technical writers for our Google Season of Docs project!
People interested, please reach us out on #nodejs-website @ openjsf.org/collaboration (Slack)
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(2) Content-wise, we made a tremendous long effort to prioritizing a restructure of pretty much every section. It took lengthy discussions on what and where content should be placed.
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Do you want to help translate the Node.js Website? The redesign of the new Node.js website needs contributors/translators!
Join our Crowdin project crowdin.com/project/nodejs-w… and keep an 👀as we soon start accepting translations!
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(5) We wanted to make the experience of getting started, getting your environment ready, and being able to immediately make contributions. A lot of effort was put into documentation, CI/CD, and Tooling to make that possible.
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More specifically, it would be great to get some tips, advices and see if there's anything Vercel could support us on 🙏
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We, maintainers of @nodejs website, need your opinion!
When looking for the previous Node.js versions would you rather:
- A directory listing containing all previous majors and minor versions of Node.js.
- A user-friendly page containing all previous majors with friendly links.
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Directory Listing
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User Friendly
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Just wanted to appreciate all these fellow internet users giving feedback on the Node.js website redesign. May the be critics, appreciation or feedback. I thank you all from the bottom of my heart!
We're here to serve the community and we value y'all's opinions :)
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For many being just unfair to @yagiznizipli; I would like to remind you all that he’s not a native English speaker, is not a Marketing or DevRel professional.
Have slack, be kind.
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(8) In the end, it took us 3 years. But 3 years of a lot of back and forth, careful decision-making, and excellent collaboration with many incredible people.
I'm really proud of what we achieved.
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github.com/nodejs/node/pull/… this is interesting. I wonder if @bunjavascript using around 10x more memory on these functions is a bug or intended behaviour?
👀 @jarredsumner
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Thank you to all the contributors to our Cloudflare Worker! github.com/nodejs/release-cl…
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Some folks ask me how much I get with open source. I never made a single cent. I never had any supporters besides one friend who gave me once $1 for six months.
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So much effort has been put into making this happening!
Congrats to all involved parties!!
🚀 JSConf is Back & Joining the OpenJS Foundation!
The legendary JavaScript conference has found its official home at the OpenJS Foundation.
Stay tuned and get ready to mark your calendars!
Read here 👉hubs.la/Q02PS1CB0
#JSConf #OpenJS #JavaScript #TechCommunity
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I just used some of the money @github gave me for sponsors to sponsor back other awesome people who make open source better.
It's not much, but I tried to give back to a few projects/individuals that I appreciate.
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Excited to announce today I became a member of the OpenJS Foundation CPC.
Hopefully, I'm able to make a little impact here and there 👀
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(4) After all, we wanted to ensure that both newcomers and existing long-term contributors felt confident navigating the codebase.
We also focused a lot on documentation and documenting every piece of tech used on the Website. github.com/nodejs/nodejs.org…
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Appreciate @t3dotgg for sharing his thoughts on Corepack with his last video and still being respectful and encouraging positive collaboration.
Thanks Theo! And I hope that we are doing the right move, only time can say for sure.
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This is such an amazingly written article. Really awesome job, @shuding and team!
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We've documented all our tech stack and the reasoning behind each piece here github.com/nodejs/nodejs.org…
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Let’s make Single Executable Applications!
What if we could create OS-native Apps and Services with Node without the need of having Node installed on your system.
Like Electron but without a Chromium instance :)
I created the @nodejs single executable applications feature and it has been in limbo since I left Node.js. Now, I'm planning to revive it. If your company is using it or plans to, and needs expert help, DM me!
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(6) Accessibility and Internationalization were critical priorities for the redesign of our Website and for the tech stack.
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8. Finally, please, Deno and Bun, keep the great work coming. But let's try to work together (like on WinterCG), keep things friendly, and ultimately support our JavaScript community and enable them.
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I'm going through a difficult financial time due to many costs, including moving to a new apartment, supporting my family, and so on.
If by any chance you believe that my contributions reached you, any support is immensely appreciated.
github.com/sponsors/ovflowd
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How's the feeling of handling an outage affecting the downloads of Node.js and the Node.js website?
A rollercoaster ride🎢
Seeing the @nodejs Build WG working together to solve these issues was excellent. We stayed for countless hours working on these issues at hand.
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(7) Making the experience of allowing non-technical people to contribute (and thrive) with translations and allowing our diverse communities to feel included and that Node.js is reachable to them was also another priority.
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(9) In the end, this is just a static website, right? However, the collaboration process and the journey are priceless, and I genuinely believe what I learned from this project is truly relevant for newcomers and veterans. There's a lot to learn from here and a lot to inspire.
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The incident is officially resolved. All traffic should be normal. status.nodejs.org/incidents/…
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1. As of today, Node (pretty much) has all these bold features that Bun and Deno claim. Some even came before of Node than elsewhere, like SEA (Single Executable Application)
So it annoys me when they claim we do "X" way better or "A, B, C" that Node does not.
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(10) Lastly, I'm thankful to all our sponsors, contributors, and the Node.js community for the continuous feedback and for allowing us to serve the community again.
We made this website for YOU. Happy programming, and enjoy Node.js!
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Hey @galstar could you give an eye 👀 on this? github.com/Schniz/fnm/issues…
I’ve noticed you don’t seem to look much to the issues tab or idk, just wanted to raise your attention to this 🫶
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SNAPSHOTS ON TEST RUNNER, aight!!!
@nodejs v22.3.0 is out 💚!
This release includes:
* Support to snapshot test and module mocking in our test runner
* Updates to node --run
* Permission Model WASI restriction (--allow-wasi)
* process.getBuiltinModule to load built-in modules
* A tracing channel to net.Server.listen
* and many more!
Check it out nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v…
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6. So, it is distasteful how, IMO, these new runtimes over-marketise themselves, make bold claims, and pretty much sh*t on the free and volunteer work we do for Node.
Whereas Bun and Deno are for-profit companies. (Not doubting the passion of the people behind Deno and Bun)
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A heartfelt thanks to @vercel @Cloudflare @crowdin @askorama and @storybookjs (Chromatic) for sponsoring and supporting us.
Your help and support fundamentally carries the Node.js ecosystem and this project.
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I got exed from an interview, apparently because I rambled a lot about Node.js during the interview.
It was a Node.js library role. Such. The irony.
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Can we get GitHub Pro for Open Source maintainers for free? Ive been paying GitHub Pro for so long that it feels like a steal :(
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FYI for the ones that attended my talk on #NodeConfEU, here are the slides :)
docs.google.com/presentation…
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By my calculations we actually had around 6bi downloads last year, and that’s just coming from our website 👀
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A lot of work is going into the Node.js Website, and a lot of changes are planned for the overall design of the website and API docs.
Our Website Team has finished a long-term infrastructure transition of the Node.js Website! 🌠
This will have significant improvements in reliability, performance and speed. Big thanks to @vercel for hosting our project infrastructure. 💚
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So excited for my talk at @jsconfit (JSday 2025), I'll be talking about our Release Cloudflare Workers (and what changed since the last time we presented it in 2024)
I'm so proud of what we achieved here! Thank you so much @Cloudflare for the support! This wouldn't have been possible without y'all!
nodejs.org/en/blog/announcem…
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What is something you see alternate libraries such as esbuild,rspack,vite and others having that you’d wish seeing on @webpack (?)
- Faster Production bundling time;
- Recipes (out of the box, 0-extra config, predefined settings/plugins for popular environments, such as RSC, React, Angular, JSX, Jest, etc…)
- Out of the box 0 configuration experience? Like an auto detection mechanism?
- What else?
Shoot us with some pain points and things you wish to see on webpack 🫶
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Faster bundling time
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Recipes
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Something else?
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I'm excited to announce that this year's OpenJS Collaborator Summit is officially open for session proposals!
github.com/openjs-foundation…
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I also wanted to especially thank:
The Foundation Staff @openjsf, Brian Munzenmeyer (my co-maintainer), @bitandbang, @mhdawson1, Richard Lau, @MicheleRivaCode, @leeerob, @shuding, @MylesBorins and Joe Sepi
Without y'all, this wouldn't have happened. Ever.
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vercel.com/blog/postmortem-o… this is how postmortems should be done. Excellent job, @vercel
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I'm really proud of this immense work that couldn't be possible without the support of @joe_sepi @trott @_richard_lau_ @shuding @leeerob @bitandbang @_shanpriyan @mhdawson1
(These credits vary from code contributions, governance contribution, coaching and general guidance)
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I loved the case study that @radix_ui did for @nodejs
If anyone's interested in getting to know better why @nodejs chose Radix UI, check it out:
radix-ui.com/primitives/case…
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Thank you for the kind words, Guillermo! It joys me incredibly to read this little story of yourself and the appreciation of the work we've done. Indeed, JavaScript is everywhere!
Here's a talk I've done on the website, feel free to watch it if you want! piped.video/watch?v=k-OWP2tD…
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