What happens when users design their own package registry frontend
The npm client's default settings are a root cause of JavaScript's recurring supply chain security problems.
A response to a GDPR data subject access request.
Comparing namespace models across npm, Maven, Go, Swift, and crates.io.
Come, I will show you what I have seen.
How Docker became JavaScript's real lockfile
Saving this one for posterity since I seem to run into something like this once every couple of months. Really gotta get a Mac for my next dev machine. sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y # Since you mention that you have set your user to be root: sudo sh -c 'echo "[user]\ndefault=root" > /etc/wsl.conf' wsl.exe -l -v # Confirm your distribution name for the following command: wsl.exe --terminate Ubuntu Credit to this StackOverflow answer.
Zoltan Kochan, PNPM's lead maintainer, explores how his revolutionary package manager transformed JavaScript dependency management with speed and superior developer experience.
James Garbutt explains e18e, the community initiative focused on improving JavaScript package performance across the entire npm ecosystem.
Darcy Clarke introduces VLT, a new JavaScript package manager aiming to disrupt npm with innovative features and VSR registry.
Jordan Harband defends his controversial stance on legacy support while managing countless npm packages that power millions of JavaScript projects.
Feross Aboukhadijeh discusses Socket.dev's advanced approach to open source security, using static analysis and AI to detect complex vulnerabilities.
Isaac Schlueter shares the creation story of npm, early Node.js days, and his new pricing platform Tier that's changing how products handle monetization.
Christoph Nakazawa discusses his journey from shepherding major OSS projects like Jest, Yarn, and Metro to building his new gaming venture Athena Crisis.
The semver’s spec mentions a group called “buildMetadata”. If you’ve never heard of this before, you’re not alone
Dependabot is an automation service that will automatically create PRs to keep your projects' dependencies up to date, and it is really powerful.
This is a follow-up to my first post on the upcoming Promise.allSettled() function, coming soon to a node application near you.
Part 2 in a series of posts on destructuring syntax for JavaScript and Node.
If you're not careful, your node projects can start to fill all the spare disk space on your computer. This one weird trick (lol) can help avoid that.