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a fast, modern browser for the npm registry

npmx is a better UX/DX for the npm package registry and tooling. We provide a fast, modern interface for exploring packages, with features like dark mode, keyboard navigation, code browsing, and connections to alternative registries like JSR.

We also aim to provide a better admin UI for managing your packages, teams, and organizations — all from the browser, powered by your local npm CLI.

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patak
@patak.cat
23h
I'll go against the discourse. 280 contributors to repo.npmx.dev in 100 days. We only used bluesky for social comms. We asked while welcoming folks, and most of them got involved after reading our bsky posts. Thanks for building and running bluesky. This network is a great place to do open source 💙
patak @patak.cat
Wild to see that @npmx.dev was the fastest-growing emerging open source organization by number of contributors in Q1 2026 according to osscar.dev. What is even more interesting: it was the only non-AI tool in the top 10.
Top Fastest-Growing Emerging Open Source Organizations Ranked by composite growth across contributors. Updated quarterly by Supabase and >commit npmx is at the top on contributors, with 237 contributors on Q1 2026
patak
@patak.cat
1d
Wild to see that @npmx.dev was the fastest-growing emerging open source organization by number of contributors in Q1 2026 according to osscar.dev. What is even more interesting: it was the only non-AI tool in the top 10.
Top Fastest-Growing Emerging Open Source Organizations Ranked by composite growth across contributors. Updated quarterly by Supabase and >commit npmx is at the top on contributors, with 237 contributors on Q1 2026
JSHeroes
@jsheroes.io
1d
Shoutout to the @npmx.dev team!
Daniel talking about npmx.dev
npmx
@npmx.dev
2d
100 days of ./ npmx
Alec Lloyd Probert
@graphieros.npmx.social
4d
New feature on @npmx.dev 🎉
The timeline tab now comes with a chart, so it is easier to see the evolution of the package size and its dependencies. The positive and warning events queried from @e18e.dev are great to check the package health ❤️
Antoine
@antleth.fr
6d
I absolutely *love* the timeline feature of @npmx.dev

I realized in a new project that I didn't have the @types installed for eslint-config-prettier, despite having it in another project

So I could verify in 2 clicks that this change actually happened and confidently remove a dependency!
The timeline for eslint-config-prettier in npmx
Scott Tolinski
@tolin.ski
1w
Mine (hot-date) is available here. npmx.dev/package/@sto...
Artem Zakharchenko
@kettanaito.com
1w
MSW has doubled in weekly downloads in the past 5 months 🤯 It's not just the most used API mocking library, it's one of the most used libraries in JavaScript in general.

I attribute this to ShadCN adopting it. I also attribute it to every developer who advocated for it. Thanks!
The graph shows a significant increase in weekly downloads of MSW, rising from 6.7M to 15.5M over five months.
Joachim Viide
@jviide.iki.fi
1w
Switched @badrap/valita to ESM-only, pretty cool how @npmx.dev celebrates the package size reduction 🎉 npmx.dev/package/@bad...
A notice on the @badrap/valita v0.5.0 page on npmx.dev: "Package size decreased sinve v0.4.6! 🎉 Install size reduced by 72% (369.4 kB smaller)"
Antoine
@antleth.fr
1w
It was time for the monthly Ladybird update video. So I launched it locally, and it's working impressively well for this early stage of development!

Svelte Changelog struggles a bit, especially for rendering a ton of releases at once, but npmjs, @npmx.dev, or even Bluesky work super well!
Giorgio Boa
@gioboa.bsky.social
2w
Show this kind of info is so nice @npmx.dev surprised me with this, hats off 👏🎉
Alex
@alexdln.com
2w
Each paper in the last @npmx.dev noodle's background highlights the incredible work the press does

From covering key events before the world even realized their importance to investigative reporting that changes the world
Selected newspaper articles
Alex
@alexdln.com
2w
We build open source to keep our work open. A free press keeps the entire world open!
npmx @npmx.dev
A free press makes openness possible for everyone.
npmx Press Freedom Day noodle: the npmx logo with newspapers in the background and tape around it
npmx
@npmx.dev
2w
A free press makes openness possible for everyone.
npmx Press Freedom Day noodle: the npmx logo with newspapers in the background and tape around it
Andrew Nesbitt
@andrewnez.bsky.social
2w
A GitHub for maintainers - Giving dependencies the same treatment the fork got

nesbitt.io/2026/05/02/a...
Griffin Wiebel
@griff.dev
2w
Guess I have to post this here as well, but it's true so 🤷
atstore.fyi/products/npm...
danielroe @ jsheroes 🇷🇴
@danielroe.dev
2w
incredible reviews pouring in for @npmx.dev at atstore.fyi/products/npmx
a screenshot of the npmx listing on atproto.store, showing a review from me, with the text "phenomenal work. I’m in awe of the team behind this"
danielroe @ jsheroes 🇷🇴
@danielroe.dev
2w
this is pretty cool.

apparently @npmx.dev was the #7 fastest-growing open-source project in 2026 so far (or #2 of the non-AI-focused projects!)

👉 you can see our profile here: osscar.dev/org/npmx-dev

osscar is an initiative from commit.fund and @supabase.com.
a list of the "top 10 fastest growing emerging organizations" from osscar, q1 2026, showing npmx as #7.
pnpm
@pnpm.io
2w
pnpm v11.0.0 is released!

The "latest" dist-tag still points to v10, so install it via "pnpm self-update latest-11"

github.com/orgs/pnpm/di...
James
@43081j.com
3w
we launched a new @e18e.dev mini-site today!

replacements.fyi acts as a super simple frontend to the module replacements data. we noticed the data wasn't very discoverable, so this is a focused tool for when you want to quicky look up if something has alternatives (esp. native ones!)
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