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Vlad-Stefan Harbuz: "This kind of trust reveals a deep understanding present in npmx’s culture — an understanding that we depend on other people more than we know, and that we can only go so far by ourselves." 🤍💚

Open Source Pledge ⇌@opensourcepledge.com

Congratulations to the @npmx.dev team on their launch day! 🎉❤️ Here's @vlad.website on how npmx's success shows us why Open Source collaboration itself is so special.

opensourcepledge.comnpmx: A Lesson in Open Source's Collaboration Feedback Loops | Open Source Pledgenpmx's success is reminding us why Open Source is such a special social phenomenon.

9/3/26, 5:57 pm5 reposts31 likes

tent10.bsky.social

@tent10.bsky.social

10 Mar

Ngl I do not get why yall taking this so seriously? Fun week hurrah but it’s legit a reskin of npm how is that going to have a culture of developers surrounding it? Or a lasting community? It’s a hobby project isn’t it?

patak

@patak.cat

10 Mar

you can read the linked posts at the end of our alpha announcement to understand why npmx and the team that is forming around it are here to stay. it isn't a fun week, let's talk in a few years ;)

npmx.devAnnouncing npmx: a fast, modern browser for the npm registryToday we're releasing the alpha of npmx.dev – a fast, modern browser for the npm registry, built in the open by a growing community.

tent10.bsky.social

@tent10.bsky.social

10 Mar

I’m not trying to be rude or denying I’m just not understanding it

tent10.bsky.social

@tent10.bsky.social

10 Mar

It’s still just a reskin of npm website those posts show that it was an awesome hurrah but how could you say it’s a project that warrants a sustained community of developers that is nurturing a culture akin to a full blown startup? More than just a group of friends hacking on something for fun?