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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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We got a shoutout to our ATmosphereConf in Bytes!
> Patak and Zeu gave a 35-minute talk about their npmx project - the fast, modern browser for the npm registry
Bytes is big in js land. They added us because of npm, not the atmosphere, so @zeu.dev may get some new js devs excited about atproto 😊
> Patak and Zeu gave a 35-minute talk about their npmx project - the fast, modern browser for the npm registry
Bytes is big in js land. They added us because of npm, not the atmosphere, so @zeu.dev may get some new js devs excited about atproto 😊
The data is concrete.
The weights are necessarily arbitrary.
The concept is open to modification.
To propose *better* weights, come and chat with us on chat.npmx.dev ❤️
To use this component to tell your own data stories, check out vue-data-ui.graphieros.com 📈
The weights are necessarily arbitrary.
The concept is open to modification.
To propose *better* weights, come and chat with us on chat.npmx.dev ❤️
To use this component to tell your own data stories, check out vue-data-ui.graphieros.com 📈
npmx @npmx.dev
npmx 0.8 introduces experimental quadrant graphs: scatter plot of selected packages, traction on the x-axis (downloads, freshness, likes) and developer ergonomics on the y-axis (install size, dependencies, vulnerabilities, type support). Let's know how it works for you and how we could improve it 👋
I love working on projects like this together so much
Where you just do something with fun and find the perfect fit and look together. Just to say what you care about through the main space. Just to cook what you want to share 🤍🍜
Where you just do something with fun and find the perfect fit and look together. Just to say what you care about through the main space. Just to cook what you want to share 🤍🍜
patak @patak.cat
I love our second npmx.dev noodle. We hope there will be many more to come. The Artemis II theme will stay until they are back home safely. Shoutout to @alfon.dev and @alexdln.com for designing and implementing this noodle, and the International Transgender Day of Visibility theme from last week 🤍
npmx 0.8 introduces experimental quadrant graphs: scatter plot of selected packages, traction on the x-axis (downloads, freshness, likes) and developer ergonomics on the y-axis (install size, dependencies, vulnerabilities, type support). Let's know how it works for you and how we could improve it 👋
For a week before the release (after I tested this update), I was just pressing buttons in vain. And then I felt like I was back in the Stone Age since I had to do everything manually
Press and Go, great feature ❤️
Press and Go, great feature ❤️
Philippe Serhal @philippeserhal.com
Find everything you need on @npmx.dev with ⌘ K.
Jump to any page, toggle any setting, download a package tarball, jump to the git repo, copy things to clipboard, and 60+ more commands... including my favourite feature at the end of the video.
Jump to any page, toggle any setting, download a package tarball, jump to the git repo, copy things to clipboard, and 60+ more commands... including my favourite feature at the end of the video.
Find everything you need on @npmx.dev with ⌘ K.
Jump to any page, toggle any setting, download a package tarball, jump to the git repo, copy things to clipboard, and 60+ more commands... including my favourite feature at the end of the video.
Jump to any page, toggle any setting, download a package tarball, jump to the git repo, copy things to clipboard, and 60+ more commands... including my favourite feature at the end of the video.
npmx 0.8 is out! we can reach very far if we work together
npmx.dev
npmx 0.8: npm at your fingertips
npmx 🤝 atproto
zeu @zeu.dev
our keynote talk about @npmx.dev is up!
atmosphere conf was an amazing experience and i loved giving this talk with @patak.cat
if this talk resonates with you, come join us at ./ chat.npmx.dev
atmosphere conf was an amazing experience and i loved giving this talk with @patak.cat
if this talk resonates with you, come join us at ./ chat.npmx.dev
🎙️ New Episode of Igalia Chats -
npmx: The People Powered Package Index
@bkardell.com and @ryzokuken.dev chat with @danielroe.dev and @patak.cat of npmx about the project, the community and Open Source
www.igalia.com/chats/npmxyz
npmx: The People Powered Package Index
@bkardell.com and @ryzokuken.dev chat with @danielroe.dev and @patak.cat of npmx about the project, the community and Open Source
www.igalia.com/chats/npmxyz
coming soon 🎉 module replacements v3 has been a chunky piece of work inside @e18e.dev . it updates our data set to define individual replacements and their min engine versions.
this means we can show much richer messaging like this example in npmx
this means we can show much richer messaging like this example in npmx
My first contribution to @npmx.dev! Couldn't miss out on all the fun.
I am contributor #249 (so close to #250). Thanks @willow.sh for giving great feedback!
I am contributor #249 (so close to #250). Thanks @willow.sh for giving great feedback!
![Code npmx-dev / npmx.dev Issues 195 Pull requests Agents Actions Wiki Security and quality Q Type D to search W Insights fix: command for create-* packages in Deno #2357 • 8o Merged ghostdevv merged 7 commits into npmx-dev.main from knotbin: deno-create-cmd 1 minute ago • Conversation 19 -o Commits E Checks 16 Files changed 3 knotbin commented 3 days ago Contributor ® Linked issue resolves #2337 Context For example package create-example , Current Deno command deno run example is incorrect and errors out. This PR fixes that and changes it to the correct deno create command. Description This is a simple change that just changes the Deno command for create to the correct deno create npm: example command. •• • fix: Deno command for create- packages V 71ba4c2 vercel (bot) commented 3 days ago • edited - ••. Reviewers coderabbitai[bot] ghostdevv Assignees No one assigned Labels None yet Projects None yet Milestone No milestone Development Successfully merging this pull request may close these issues. • Deno command for create- packages is w...
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Finally MOOved over to npmx.social 🎉
Was scared of this for a while 😅.. but thanks to @baileytownsend.dev's pdsmoover.com/moover it appears everything has worked out 🙇🏼♂️🙏🐮
Was scared of this for a while 😅.. but thanks to @baileytownsend.dev's pdsmoover.com/moover it appears everything has worked out 🙇🏼♂️🙏🐮
Conference Takeaways
I’m back from ATmosphereConf in Vancouver, and I'm processing what I saw and heard. The atproto developer community could not have been nicer and more welcoming. Here are some takeaways. ...
https://toni.org/2026/04/03/conference-takeaways/
I’m back from ATmosphereConf in Vancouver, and I'm processing what I saw and heard. The atproto developer community could not have been nicer and more welcoming. Here are some takeaways. ...
https://toni.org/2026/04/03/conference-takeaways/
toni.org
Conference Takeaways
A cappella contributions to open source projects are often overlooked but crucial to achieving the community objectives. Watch the quoted video in the thread until the end to see how fundamental these non-code contributions are to the long-term success of a project.
Sarah Rainsberger @sarah11918.rainsberger.ca
I haven't made the time yet to write about contributing *a cappella* to open source, but at least I now have another example to use when advocating for the opportunities for and importance of contributions beyond code!
(Should open source projects have *jingles*??)
(Should open source projects have *jingles*??)
I owe you some answers after the last article and, finally, here they are
Lots of news, ideas, updates, solutions, and of course, People 🤍
Lots of news, ideas, updates, solutions, and of course, People 🤍
alexdln.com
Open Social Software. npmx
Badrap is happy to support @npmx.dev in an advisory role.
A better developer experience can be a boon to security. Easier access to trust signals and tips for avoiding unnecessary dependencies, among other things, help make stronger supply chain choices.
Read their intro: npmx.dev/blog/alpha-r...
A better developer experience can be a boon to security. Easier access to trust signals and tips for avoiding unnecessary dependencies, among other things, help make stronger supply chain choices.
Read their intro: npmx.dev/blog/alpha-r...
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