iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

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npmx @npmx.dev · 15/03/2026

Jono: "That's the open source mindset. You decide what to work on. You decide when. Nobody is keeping score, nobody is checking in, nobody is assigning you work. The only thing driving you is wanting to make the project better." People do things because they care. 🤍

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npmx @npmx.dev · 03/03/2026

the heart of open source is human

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Jono Yeong @jonathanyeong.com · 03/03/2026

Another hit of @npmx.dev. Wrote down my thoughts contributing to npmx over the past month. The future of open source is bright. jonathanyeong.com/writing/npmx...

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npmx and the open source mindset

Thoughts on my journey contributing to npmx over the past month. The future of open source is bright.

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npmx @npmx.dev · 03/03/2026

this is open source

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CodeTV @codetv.dev · 03/03/2026

⚠️ In 90 Minutes Npmx is creating a wave of enthusiastic support. We’re in a moment where most discussion about OSS feels pretty bleak, the joy around npmx feels unique. Maintainers @danielroe.dev, @whitep4nth3r.com , and @patak.cat share their secrets. Details:

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Why are devs excited about npmx when everyone seems to be sad about other OSS?

When npmx showed up, it created a wave of enthusiastic support and open source collaboration. And because we’re in a moment where most discussion about OSS feels pretty bleak, the joy around npmx…

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Jono Yeong @jonathanyeong.com · 03/03/2026

The not so stealth open source project I’ve been contributing to is now out in alpha! Very grateful for the wonderful community who have made this project truly special.

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⭑ salma @whitep4nth3r.com · 03/03/2026

To celebrate the launch of the @npmx.dev alpha, I wrote up a guide on how to make your first contribution to an open-source project. Let me know if this helps you make your first contribution (and it doesn't have to be code)!

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How to make your first contribution to an open source project

Getting involved in open source doesn't have to be scary! Understand how to find a great project and make your first contribution in this ten-step guide.

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Jono Yeong @jonathanyeong.com · 03/03/2026

I had no idea you could add haptics on the web!

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Jason Lengstorf @jason.energy · 02/03/2026

I still have no idea what the @npmx.dev team is planning tomorrow and I'm excited to find out what's happening while we're streaming at 9:30am Pacific. watch live here:

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Why are devs excited about npmx when everyone seems to be sad about other OSS?

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CodeTV @codetv.dev · 02/03/2026

📣 Just Scheduled Npmx is creating a wave of enthusiastic support. We’re in a moment where most discussion about OSS feels pretty bleak, the joy around npmx feels unique. Maintainers @danielroe.dev, @whitep4nth3r.com , and @patak.cat share their secrets. Details: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oISp...

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Why are devs excited about npmx when everyone seems to be sad about other OSS?

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patak @patak.cat · 25/02/2026

code and tests aren't the moat. they never were. no need for agents to copy a project. forking was always an option. the moat of an oss project is its community, its governance, and its ecosystem connections. agents will never be able to replicate that. don't hide. let's build in the open, together

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danielroe @danielroe.dev · 12/02/2026

🙋‍♂️ I _could not be more thrilled_ this isn't a zero-sum game we're here to make the web better for everyone, and this is a win 🔥 props to @npmjs.bsky.social 🙏

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Standard.site @standard.site · 11/02/2026

Standard.site documentation is live ! We’re excited to share resources that broaden access to publishing on the social web. Explore core concepts, lexicon definitions, verification flow, and more. We can't wait to see what you'll build: standard.site/docs/introdu...

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Introduction - Standard.site

A brief introduction to Standard.site lexicons, what they are, and how they're used.

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Jono Yeong @jonathanyeong.com · 11/02/2026

Not something I knew I needed. But excited nonetheless!

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Susie Dent @susiedentwords.bsky.social · 11/02/2026

A reminder of one of the loveliest pairs of siblings in the dictionary: ‘muscle’ and ‘mouse’. To the Roman imagination, the flexed biceps of a (typically naked) athlete resembled a rodent scuttling under the skin. ‘Musculus’, in Latin, means ‘little mouse’.

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⭑ salma @whitep4nth3r.com · 07/02/2026

I’ve always been on the fringes of open source but after being thrust into the @npmx.dev community exactly one week ago, I can firmly conclude that this is the stuff that has always powered The Internet and it must continue at all costs.

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npmx @npmx.dev · 05/02/2026

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Felix Schneider @felixs.dev · 05/02/2026

You can't keep up with @npmx.dev feature drops? Me too, so I made an auto-generated news website: npmx-digest.trueberryless.org This post itself may land on it, as it fetches Bluesky and GitHub for new content 🙌

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npmx.digest

An automated news aggregation website that summarizes npmx activity from GitHub and Bluesky every 8 hours.

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Vale @vale.rocks · 05/02/2026

Just added support for quickly searching @npmx.dev (which is absolutely terrific) to my search router! search.vale.rocks

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Jono Yeong @jonathanyeong.com · 04/02/2026

Craving some candy - these vitamin c tablets just aren’t cutting it.

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fig (aka:[phil]) @bad-example.com · 04/02/2026

npmx leaderboard for early likers constellation can do oldest-link-first ordering now (thanks @maxh.site ) so who’s building this

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Bailey Townsend 🦀 @pds.dad · 04/02/2026

Thought I'd talk a bit about npmx likes and how they work. - They are on atproto - The source of truth is from constellation 🌌. We get the total distinct did count, and if you have liked it - Likes are cached server side for 5 mins. - Uses the package url as the key to the record.

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Gwenn Le Bihan @gwen.works · 03/02/2026

crazy how everytime i go on @npmx.dev the "built n minutes ago" is always n ≤ 11, like i've never seen it higher than that. you guys are crazy

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zeu @zeu.dev · 03/02/2026

first to like @svelte.dev on @npmx.dev

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Sam Rose @samwho.dev · 03/02/2026

Wanna come work with me? ngrok are shortly going to be posting a position for someone to take ownership of our video content, focusing on well-researched, well-presented AI educational stuff (a la ngrok.com/blog/prompt-...). If that sounds like your cup of tea, my DMs are open 🙏

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Garth @garth.dewet.dev · 01/02/2026

The community has really rallied around @npmx.dev. I happened to have built outputs from _long ago_ when I first pulled the repo 4 days ago. The difference is subtle but also hiding massive improvements and efforts by all involved.

Screenshot of npmx's package page for Vue.

Layout with header section detailing package name, description and other metadata.
With the readme and a sidebar below it.

Screenshot of npmx's package page for vue as at time of post.

Layout has shifted to a full length sidebar with collapsible sections next to the header detailign the package with the readme below it.

Also visible are new features like comparing packages and auto generated documentation for the package.

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Jono Yeong @jonathanyeong.com · 01/02/2026

You don’t need to write code to contribute to an open source project! Reviewing and testing is hugely important and always needed

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Jono Yeong @jonathanyeong.com · 31/01/2026

@danielroe.dev is doing everything, everywhere, all at once. Truly impressive!

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zeu @zeu.dev · 31/01/2026

@npmx.dev is now in the atmosphere! social features coming soon...

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Atmosphere Community @atmosphere.community · 30/01/2026

Check out @npmx.dev, “A fast, modern browser for the npm registry for power users” - @baileytownsend.dev @zeu.dev and other atproto devs are helping out in seeing what social features can be added to bring it into the Atmosphere

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Bailey Townsend 🦀 @pds.dad · 30/01/2026

If you’re curious how they nerd sniped me into joining npmx to help, it was this. Lots of interesting questions of how can you integrate atproto beyond things like bluesky comments on a website if the application is not inherently atproto? Hoping we can find some good answers to these questions.

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Lino Le Van @linolevan.com · 30/01/2026

The better npm site got warnings on packages that should be avoided yesterday. Big thanks to the @e18e.dev community for making that easy!

The new website's page for the 'is-even' package, with a warning flagging it as unnecessary.

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patak @patak.cat · 30/01/2026

The community is a thing of beauty. As I said a few hours ago in the chat, I'm always in awe at the caliber of the folks around us, so much to learn from everybody, a really humbling experience ❤️

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Jono Yeong @jonathanyeong.com · 30/01/2026

Seeing @patak.dev organise and encourage a community is a thing of beauty.

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danielroe @danielroe.dev · 29/01/2026

npmx don't tell anyone 🤫

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Philippe Serhal @philippeserhal.com · 29/01/2026

I'm working on adding this to a certain stealthy OSS npm package browser. Would you use this? What's missing?

Screenshot of a comparison table showing vue, svelte, and solid-js, three npm packages, with side-by-side facets: downloads/wk, package size, install size, module format, typescript status, engines, vulns, last updated, license, and num of dependencies

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danielroe @danielroe.dev · 28/01/2026

5 days 47 contributors 68 forks 283 commits 🔥

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danielroe @danielroe.dev · 27/01/2026

🔥 amazing PR just merged from @wlls.dev using @deno.land's docs package to generate docs for any package on the npm registry ....

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patak @patak.cat · 26/01/2026

when you collaborate in open source teams, you need to unlearn a lot of what your company work taught you

a screenshot from the #contributing channel in a new project discord server. patak says:

@Emanuele you can choose by the way, commenting is good, and start doing an issue directly also works.
If two people work on the same issue at the same time, for OSS is actually a good thing. It is different than when you are working on a company and would like to maximize output. Here, if you start implementing something, and someone beats you to it and sends a PR, the knowledge you gained while trying is very valuable. You can help review the PR and make the implementation better in that way. Maintainers can even add you as co-author.

And both of you will then have more experience on that part of the codebase, that is great for later.

you can also think that there are now 30+ devs checking and working on the repo
so if you want to coordinate that in a fine-grained way, you introduce a lot of bottlenecks
it is more efficient to just let everyone do what they feel is more important and help each other when they collapse
and you'll be surprised by how little collapse ends up happening, because there is a lot of side comms here too that arranges things naturally

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Jono Yeong @jonathanyeong.com · 27/01/2026

Will people have time maintaining forks of multiple open source projects? Just imagining the security burden makes me shudder. We can't slap AI on there and assume that we're done. Even if it reduces the effort. It's still more effort than having someone else maintain the project.

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Jono Yeong @jonathanyeong.com · 27/01/2026

Doggo enjoyed today’s snow day ❄️

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sarah jeong @sarahjeong.bsky.social · 25/01/2026

ICE, CBP, and Border Patrol have proven themselves incapable of obeying the law, let alone enforcing it for others; unable to self-soothe, let alone keep the peace. Why must ordinary people be asked to stay calm and not upset them? www.theverge.com/policy/86745...

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It doesn’t matter if Alex Pretti had a gun

Nonviolence is a double standard.

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Jono Yeong @jonathanyeong.com · 25/01/2026

alright folks i need help convincing someone who knows nothing of decentralised social networks that #ATproto is the future we want. What’s your pitch?

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