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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...

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.

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Dependency risk is less about one scary CVE and more about invisible trust decisions stacking up. Pin versions, review maintainer changes, and make lockfile diffs part of normal review instead of background noise.

Dependency risk is less about one scary CVE and more about invisible trust decisions stacking up. Pin versions, review maintainer changes, and make lockfile diffs part of normal review instead of background noise.

Dependency risk is less about one scary CVE and more about invisible trust decisions stacking up. Pin versions, review maintainer changes, and make lockfile diffs part of normal review instead of background noise.

Cross-Origin policies (CORP, COEP, COOP) are the new security header frontier. They're essential if you're building with cross-origin isolation in mind. #websecurity #infosec

Cross-Origin policies (CORP, COEP, COOP) are the new security header frontier. They're essential if you're building with cross-origin isolation in mind. #websecurity #infosec

The community @npmx.dev has cultivated in such a short time is extraordinary. It turns out that in open source, much like in security, people are the strongest link in the chain. Check out the code at repo.npmx.dev, join the Discord at chat.npmx.dev, and follow them on Bluesky at social.npmx.dev.

repo.npmx.devGitHub - npmx-dev/npmx.dev: a fast, modern browser for the npm registrya fast, modern browser for the npm registry. Contribute to npmx-dev/npmx.dev development by creating an account on GitHub.