OpenJS World 2023
as the organisers put it
register sponsor SEE WHO’S COMING EXPLORE THE SCHEDULE OpenJS World 2022 is a wrap! Thank you to all of the attendees, speakers, and sponsors that joined us this year. To experience the best of the…
who it's for
Node.js contributors and core maintainers, open source project maintainers, npm package maintainers, web runtime and edge engineers, security engineers, community managers, platform and DevOps engineers
topics
Node 20 features and backports; fetch in Node.js runtimes; single executable Node applications; process based permissions in Node; runtime interoperability via WinterCG; async context across awaits; npm CLI multi-project management; JavaScript package supply chain risks; securing the software supply chain; automating Node-RED connector publishing; open source sustainability and funding models; design systems with Figma token automation
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome & Opening Remarks | Robin Bender Ginn | 34m |
OpenJS announces that meta joins as a gold member, the foundation now hosts 41 projects, and Node.js ships frequent releases (v19/v20) with stronger security… | ||
| Node.js - What's Next - Catalyzing Change in the Node.js Ecosystem | Michael Dawson, Jean Burellier | 34m |
Node 20 ships features being backported into earlier LTS lines and becomes LTS in September while OpenSSL 3 forces many to skip 16; default DNS now prefers… | ||
| Advancing Web Runtime Interoperability with WinterCG: Empowering the Future of the.. | Ethan Arrowood | 30m |
WinterCG forms a vendor-led W3C community group to make server and edge JavaScript runtimes interoperable, using Matrix for async collaboration and monthly… | ||
| The Evolution of Open Source through Design | Lise W Noble | 43m |
Claims an atomic, accessibility-first design system that auto-generates Figma libraries and React/CSS components from JSON tokens and pushes changes through… | ||
| To Rewrite, or Not to Rewrite, That Is the Question | Bryan Hughes | 42m |
A Raspberry Pi plugin for Johnny-Five (raspberry-io) is decomposed into about ten npm packages and its last core module is rewritten after failed four times… | ||
| Panel Discussion: Application Monitoring | Zoe Steinkamp, Stephen Belanger, Ben Sternthal | 39m |
Panelists compare tracing, profiling and logging with real examples: prioritize profiling for typical wins, use tracing for deep dives, and rely on sampling to… | ||
| Panel Discussion: Build a Community, Not a Framework | Matteo Collina, Christian Bromann, Robin Bender Ginn | 40m |
Shows a pragmatic playbook: create a chat (Discord) and open office hours to turn lurkers into contributors, use Orbit plus npm download stats to track… | ||
| Sustaining Open Source Software: Exploring Community, Financial, and Engineering... | Abby Cabunoc Mayes | 25m |
Frames sustainability as maintainer resilience and gives concrete levers: succession criteria (mission alignment, availability, coachability) with Mozilla Open… | ||
| Securing Your Software Supply Chain | Darcy Clarke | 42m |
JavaScript supply chain shows concrete risks: npm hosts ~3 million packages and 219 billion monthly downloads, projects average 683 transitive dependencies… | ||
| How to Develop Custom Node-RED Connectors Without Coding | Kazuhito Yokoi | 31m |
Demonstrates a reproducible 10-step pipeline that turns a Node-RED subflow export into a published npm connector by running Node generator inside GitHub… | ||
| Responsible Use of Node.js & Open Source Software Utilizing Best Practices at an... | Stephen Husak | 40m |
Capital One enforces concrete controls: production systems use only LTS Node.js, minor releases lag two weeks and accept security releases same day, and… | ||
| Joe's JavaScriptLandia Jamboree | Joe Sepi | 39m |
Room of volunteers improvises short startup pitches for absurd apps — centaur payments, pet music streaming, yoga brunches, contractor support — with no… | ||
| How the npm CLI Team Manages (Almost) 100 Open Source Projects | Luke Karrys | 41m |
A four‑person effort runs about 78 repos that account for 4.3 billion monthly downloads, using templating, standard linting/CHANGELOG conventions, and… | ||
| Panel Discussion: How Web Developers are Changing Web... | Jory Burson, Jordan Harband, Joe Sepi | 43m |
Web developers move from consumers to active spec contributors with concrete wins: the object.assign change that altered exception behavior, the picture/srcset… | ||
| Visualizing Success: Year One of the OpenVis Collaboration Space | Chris Gervang | 30m |
OpenVis Collaboration Space turns one and reports concrete wins: donated projects deck.gl, kepler.gl and vis.gl moved to TypeScript, deck.gl now at 136,000… | ||
| Real-Time Multi-User State Management for the Collaborative Web | Matt Hayes | 44m |
An app called Super Duper Fluidy demonstrates a server‑authoritative, optimistic state model that uses webrtc data channels for input and a reliable channel… | ||
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