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Today, we're launching a world-class research lab dedicated to Open Source sustainability with a team of some of the most experienced people in the world.

Today we are launching a formal sponsorship program for Composer and Packagist.org, together with new public sponsor pages on packagist.org/sponsor and getcomposer.org/sponsor. We want to start by th...

Open Source software powers the world, but who supports the maintainers? We do. | 8 members

We're proud to join the Open Source Pledge - a collective of companies that each sponsor open-source projects at a rate of at least $2,000 per developer annually.

Open Source software powers the world, but who supports the maintainers? We do.

Why “dependency management” isn’t enough anymoreThe traditional model of passive consumption is fundamentally unsustainable. In an era of AI-generated code and increasing supply-chain attacks, steward...

Yet another OSS maintainer quits because of burnout. To fix this, we need better mental health resources for maintainers.

Background: Open source software ecosystems exhibit dense dependency networks in which maintenance degradation of structurally central packages can propagate widely. Despite increasing attention to op...

We've doubled our open source pledge contribution to $14,000 ($3,500 per full-time engineer)

Open Source software powers the world, but who supports the maintainers? We do.

"Foxley Talent has donated $20k to the Django Software Foundation over four years. Founder Jon Gould explains why giving back to the DSF is non negotiable."

Mux pledges allegiance, to OSS, and to the...uh...software for which it stands. For real, Mux promises to pay open source maintainers on a consistent basis.

The era of the “free lunch” in open source is over. As the global economy rests on an invisible layer of volunteer-led code, the foundations are beginning to crack under the weight of “maintainer fatigue.” Leaders from the EU issued a blunt warning: digital sovereignty isn’t built on software alone—it’s built on the “invisible” labor of the people who maintain it.

Open Source infrastructure is essential, invisible, and chronically underfunded. A more sustainable approach may be to connect the cost of running that infrastructure to the organizations that rely on...

npmx's success is reminding us why Open Source is such a special social phenomenon.

npmx's success is reminding us why Open Source is such a special social phenomenon.