This post was contributed by the Node-API team and was initially published on the Node.js Medium Blog. Node.js is a hosted project of the OpenJS Foundation.

With OpenJS World right around the corner, we want to offer you a special event discount on the OpenJS Node.js Training courses and Certification exams.

This post was written by the Node.js Mentorship Initiative and was first published on Node.js Medium Account.

Excitement is building for our annual conference, OpenJS World!

Jason Perlow, Editorial Director of the Linux Foundation, chats with Jory Burson, Community Director at the OpenJS Foundation about open standardization efforts and why it is important for open source projects. This post initially appeared on the Linux Foundation Blog.

The Node.js Project, a hosted project of the OpenJS Foundation, has announced the release of Node.js v 16.

The OpenJS Foundation is excited to announce the full schedule for OpenJS World 2021, the Foundation’s annual global conference.

WebdriverIO was created to allow users to automate any application written with modern web frameworks, as well as native mobile applications for Android and iOS. WebdriverIO is a Project hosted at the OpenJS Foundation.

Node-RED, the flow-based programming tool, has released version 1.3 as of April 2021. Node-RED is a growth project at the OpenJS Foundation.

Scholarships apply to all LF Training Courses and Certification Exams including Node.js Trainings and Certifications.

An interview with Prosper Opara, Junior Fullstack Engineer at Deimos Cloud, on the Node.js Certification experience.

This week, the NativeScript, an incubation project at the OpenJS Foundation, shipped version 8.

Node.js Certifications and Training Sale + New Preview of Testing Environment

Today nvm released v0.38.0! This latest release includes new `nvm install` features, bug fixes, and updates to documentation.

Understanding the needs of the Node.js constituencies

The OpenJS Foundation recently hosted a panel to discuss current JavaScript trends.

Congrats to the jQuery team on their most recent release, version 3.6.0! jQuery is an Impact Project at the OpenJS Foundation.

OpenJS World, the OpenJS Foundation’s annual, global event, will now be taking place on Wednesday, June 2, 2021.

Sara Chipps, the newest OpenJS Foundation board member, took some time to give the OpenJS Foundation some valuable insights into her new role on the board.

Electron, an impact project at the OpenJS Foundation, recently released an updated version, Electron 12.0.0.

Node.js is the extremely popular open source JavaScript runtime, used by some of the biggest names in technology, including Bloomberg, LinkedIn, Netflix, NASA, and more.

Want to find out how to successfully submit a talk to OpenJS World?

It’s been over a month since Ajv version 7 was released, and in this time many users have migrated to the new version.

The Pointer Events Polyfill (PEP), originally part of the jQuery project family, is fully deprecating after 8 years.

Today, the WebdriverIO team has released v7! Webdriver is a hosted project at the OpenJS Foundation.

Deep investment in JavaScript, one of the largest JavaScript codebases in the world, 6,000+ software engineers around the globe

In December of 2020, the OpenJS Foundation officially announced JavaScriptLandia, an individual supporter program and a place where all JavaScript fans, no matter your flavor or technology preference, can creatively express support for the JavaScript ecosystem and OpenJS communities.

We are thrilled with how OpenJS World 2021 is coming together!

This blog was written by A.J. Roberts and the Node.js Mentorship Initiative team. This post was first published on the Node.js blog. Node.js is an impact project at the OpenJS Foundation.

The OpenJS Foundation’s annual conference is happening June 2, speaker submissions now open!