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The Dojo Project joined the OpenJS Foundation for an AMA on YouTube on November 9th, 2020. The AMA aimed to share insight into the Dojo Project from inception to beyond the current application.

The Electron team is excited to announce the release of Electron 11.0.0!

AMP Project joined the OpenJS Foundation this past summer as a Growth project, aiming to create a more “user-first” open web experience for all.

Recently, Electron built a survey to better understand the broad user base and usage of this project.

Join us for community bonding and a month-long celebration of open-source.

The OpenJS In Action series features companies that use OpenJS Foundation projects to develop efficient, effective web technologies.

AMP’s development is stewarded by an open governance system of multiple working groups and two committees: the Technical Steering Committee (TSC), which is responsible for the project’s direction and day-to-day operations, and the Advisory Committee (AC), which provide valuable perspective, stakeholder input, and advice to the TSC and to working groups.

The missions of the WordPress and AMP open source projects are very well aligned.

Fastify is moving from Incubation stage to a Growth Project! Within the OpenJS Foundation, this is a major step forward.

Today, Ajv, a JSON Schema validator for both server-side and client-side JavaScript applications, has entered into public incubation at the OpenJS Foundation.

Fastify, an incubation project at the OpenJS Foundation, has just released it’s latest version, Fastify v3.

Use parallel mode to achieve significant speedups for large test suites

Dojo, an OpenJS Foundation Impact Project, just hit a new milestone.

Congrats to the Electron team on their latest version release, Electron 9.0!

ESLint is an open source JavaScript linting utility and an At-Large project at the OpenJS Foundation.

This post originally appeared in Appium::Pro, Appium’s newsletter. Appium, a hosted Project at the OpenJS Foundation, is an open-source platform that enables automated testing of mobile and desktop apps on iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and more.

Congrats to the Electron team on their latest version release, Electron 8.0!

Fastify is an open source web framework for Node.js focused on providing one of the best developer experiences with the least overhead and a powerful plugin architecture.

AMP enters the open source foundation to broaden open governance, drive diverse, cross-industry adoption and continue improving the web for all.

If you build Node.js applications, you may end up needing to use different versions of Node. Fortunately, there is a convenient way to install and manage different versions thanks to Node Version Manager (nvm).

Congrats to the webhint team on their v1 release! webhint, a linting tool for the web focused on best practices and flexibility for the end user, is a Growth project here at the OpenJS Foundation.

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