Last October, the OpenJS Foundation in partnership with The Linux Foundation, released two Node.js certification exams to better support Node.js developers through showcasing their skills in the JavaScript framework.

The creators of Node-RED recently gave an informative Ask Me Anything (AMA) which you can watch below.

In a recent interview with DZone, Bethany Griggs, Node.js Technical Steering Committee member and Open-source Engineer at IBM gave some insight into the recent Node.js v14 release as well as the latest in Node.js overall.

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

Daijiro is a Node.js Core Collaborator and can be found @watilde on Twitter.

The OpenJS Foundation is excited to announce the full schedule of keynote speakers, sessions and workshops for OpenJS World, the Foundation’s annual global conference.

This blog was written by Michael Dawson and Bethany Griggs, with additional contributions from the Node.js Community Committee and the Node.js Technical Steering Committee.

This blog was written by Benjamin Coe. Ben works on the open-source libraries yargs, nyc, and c8, and is a core collaborator on Node.js.

The Node.js industry is mature and there is more demand for Node skills than there are qualified developers.

We’ve just crossed the one year anniversary since the Node.js and JS Foundations were merged last March to create the OpenJS Foundation.

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%.

Members of the Technical Steering Committee (TSC) for Node.js gave an informative AMA, which you can watch below.

7 basic tasks Node.js developers need to understand about Kubernetes

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.

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.