Join us in Vancouver, Canada, and virtually on May 9, 2023, for the OpenJS Collaborator Summit!

February included several major steps forward in improving Node.js security.

Open source first startup focused on supporting efficient product collaboration joins the foundation.

January was busy with HackerOne reports, vulnerability fixes for OpenSSL and Node.js and security updates due to the upcoming Node.js security release.

The OpenJS Foundation is working to reduce potential security risks for jQuery, with support from the OpenSSF’s Project Alpha-Omega.

December was a busy month! We handled more reports and more fixes than ever. In fact, we spent most of our time working on fixes, which is exactly as it should be.

We are excited to announce that OpenJS World 2023 is on, and we are now accepting speaking submissions!

This month, we launched the Node.js Security Best Practices and the Node.js Threat Model – both are already getting good visibility and feedback.

A low-coding development platform fit for the enterprise, started by the Node-RED co-founder, now a part of the OpenJS Foundation

Thank you to our friends at DigitalOcean for supporting the OpenJS Foundation with their hosting services!

The WebdriverIO team is excited to announce the release of v8 today!

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October saw steady improvements to Node.js security in multiple areas, assisted by the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) grant to the OpenJS Foundation.

The OpenJS Node.js certification exams have been updated with new content today to reflect the latest current, long-term support (LTS) version of Node.js 18.

Today, we’re excited to share that the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) Project Alpha-Omega is committing $350,000 to reduce potential security incidents for jQuery by helping modernize its consumers and its code.

The release of Node.js 19 is now available! Node.js 19 replaces Node.js 18 as our current release line, with Node.js 18 being promoted to long-term support (LTS) next week.

There was good progress in September aimed at improving Node.js security, assisted by the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) grant to OpenJS.

Sustainability Takeaways from Grace Hopper

Reginé Gilbert, Industry Assistant Professor at NYU, presented on Creating Inclusive and Accessible Experiences at OpenJS World 2022 this past June. As Reginé stated, “we are responsible for creating worlds of experiences and systems that impact millions of people – with lasting impacts.”

Last month, we announced that we added 2 new Silver Directors to our OpenJS Foundation board, as well as a new CPC Director.

August was a big month for improving Node.js security, assisted by the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) grant to OpenJS.

The OpenJS Foundation is a strong proponent of women in open source, and we couldn’t be more excited to support this mission at the Grace Hopper Celebration Conference this year in Orlando.

Modern and scalable API platform aimed at simplifying back-end development created by two Node.js and Fastify veterans

As a highly-regulated and tech-forward company, Capital One has released more than 25 solutions and made more than 1,500 contributions to 135 different open source projects

Cory Doctorow, Science Fiction Author, Activist, and Journalist, gave a short presentation on technology scaling up, Competitive Compatibility (“ComCom”), and tech laws relevant to open source.

Come join the OpenJS Foundation community to discuss the present & future of the leading open source library for geospatial applications.

Continuing on in our OpenJS World Keynote Series, we’re highlighting a presentation on Embracing Open Source to Beat the Great Reshuffle from the June conference.

Continuing our OpenJS World Keynote Series, we’re highlighting a keynote on The State of JavaScript Supply Chain Security.

As of August 2022, we have three new members on the OpenJS Foundation Board of Directors.

Dr. Felienne Hermans, from the Leiden Institute of Advanced Computer Science and founder of Hedy, presented on creating Hedy, a gradual programming language.