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Q2 2026 brought a Node.js 26 release, a major security release addressing 18 vulnerabilities with a streamlined 36-to-7-step process, the removal of the security embargo requirement, and a new LLM-assisted report classifier and web viewer for release management.
Node.js Interactive comes to RenderATL with talks on AI-assisted development, performance, open source infrastructure, documentation, and the engineering practices teams need now.
The OpenJS Foundation is excited to welcome SQLRooms as a new project within the Open Visualization Working Group as part of the vis.gl open source project, expanding the growing ecosystem of open source tools that help developers explore, analyze, and visualize data on the web.
The OpenJS Foundation is working to make the web safe and modern for the majority of the world’s websites that rely on JavaScript.
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The Open Source Security and OpenJS Foundations urge open-source maintainers to stay alert for social-engineering attempts to take over open-source projects.
Apr 2024 · OpenSSF BlogNews article
Ajv, a JSON Schema validator for server-side and client-side JavaScript applications, enters public incubation at the OpenJS Foundation. The announcement provides no further details about the project or its incubation.
Mar 2021 · OpenJS Foundation BlogNews article
The OpenJS Foundation accepts Electron into its incubation program. The announcement describes Electron as an open-source web framework.
Mar 2020 · OpenJS Foundation BlogNews article
The OpenJS Foundation welcomes the AMP Project into its open-source foundation, placing the project within the foundation’s community. The move aims to broaden open governance, drive diverse adoption across industries, and support continued work to improve the web for everyone.
Oct 2019 · OpenJS Foundation BlogNews article