Kudos to the WebdriverIO team for their recent v 6 release.

A Node.js Certification is a great way to showcase your abilities in the job market, and allow companies to find top developer talent — and now these exams are 30%.

This blog post was written by John Walicki, CTO for Edge/IoT Advocacy in the Developer Ecosystem Group of IBM Cognitive Applications Group and originally published on IBM Developer.

As we all are entering unprecedented and uncertain times, we wanted to provide as much information and guidance pertaining to OpenJS World and the OpenJS Collaborator Summit scheduled for June 23-26 in Austin, TX.

The stability and security of an open source package management public registry for JavaScript developers has been a constant theme that I hear from communities across the OpenJS Foundation.

In the talk, David and Adrian explore the reasons for the creation of the certification and why developers should get certified with OpenJS.

The OpenJS Foundation recently hosted its monthly Ask Me Anything with folks from the webhint team.

Education and collaboration are vital to the future of the open source JavaScript community, and it is a top priority that everyone that wants to participate feels welcome to do so regardless of ability, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, race, ethnicity, age, religion or economic status.

Registration for OpenJS World is open now! OpenJS World, formerly Node+JS Interactive, is the OpenJS Foundation’s annual global event that brings the broad JavaScript community together to collaborate face-to-face, network, and share their experiences. The conference takes place from June 23rd to 24th, 2020 in Austin, TX.

Blog Contributed by Liran Tal, Developer Advocate at Snyk and Node.js Security Working Group Member

Node + JS Interactive 2019 was held December 11-12, 2019, in Montreal and featured an amazing array of communities and individuals involved in JavaScript development.

This month’s AMA featured maintainers from the jQuery project. Jory Burson, OpenJS Foundation Community Manager, moderated the discussion with Dave Methvin and Timmy Willison.

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

The OpenJS Foundation is excited to announce the new name of our global conference: OpenJS World!

While onsite at Node+JS Interactive, Matteo Collina, a lead maintainer on Fastify, gave an overview of what’s happening with the project.

Happy New Year! What better way to kick off 2020 than with an in-depth conversation with the Node.js Modules team.

While only 10 months old, The OpenJS Foundation has had quite an exciting year, from merging two legacy foundations to bringing on new leadership, to accepting some fantastic new incubating projects, exciting doesn’t begin to describe it.

Day two of Node+JS Interactive was filled with incredible talks and break out sessions, workshops on certifications and keynotes highlighting new projects and key research and trends important to developers.

Day one at Node+JS Interactive has come to a close and was jam-packed!

The popular web framework for building desktop apps plays an important role in the adoption and development of JavaScript.

Google Cloud is extremely excited about our fourth annual sponsorship of the Node+JS Interactive Conference.

Snyk, a silver member of the Foundation and an organization working to make open source more secure, has recently published it’s 2019 State of the JavaScript frameworks security report.

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.

At the end of October, the Linux Foundation hosted Open Source Summit + Embedded Linux Conference Europe in Lyon, France.

Representatives from the Node.js Community Committee recently sat down with the OpenJS Foundation to discuss the CommComm, the roles it plays within the Node.js community and ways to get involved.

The OpenJS Foundation recently started a new AMA initiative where we sit down with experts on certain topics and get community questions answered.

Since launching our Node.js professional certification program yesterday, we’ve received feedback and concerns around the pricing of these exams.

The certifications focus on critical skills that Node.js developers need to build Node.js applications and services in professional environments; Certification is valid for three years with a renewal option

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).