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🧾 Introducing npm.tax Estimate the probability of being impacted by a breach in your npm supply chain. Adjust the knobs to see how slimming your node_modules lowers your risk. Look up a package to see its own risk profile, then share the report, e.g. npm.tax?direct=59&tr.... What's your npm tax?

npm.tax: npm supply-chain risk explorer

Explore how your code, npm dependency count, breach probability, and time horizon combine into cumulative supply-chain risk.

npm.tax

`oxc-walker` v1.1.1 is out. nice work, everyone! 🔥 thanks @harlanzw.com for opening the PR to remove the last dependency - I won't hold it against you that it was a package I wrote. 😭 ... plus some very nice runtime performance improvements from @matejcerny.dev 🔥

a screenshot of the npmx timeline page for `oxc-walker`, showing that the latest release decreased the install size by 96%, removing 12 dependencies, and the previous release also dropped the install size by 46%, dropping 8 dependencies

good timeline. this is magic-string, 140M dls/week. a week ago i asked if it could go ESM only - @sxzz.dev dropped a PR <1 day later 🎉 later, I removed sourcemaps and did 2 big CPU perf speed ups 🚀 love seeing a high impact package like this shrink and speed up

magic-string package dropping by 56% (304.9KB), then later by another 36% (86.8KB). Also changed to ESM only and enabled trusted publishing/provenance.

We got a few new individual sponsors recently in @e18e.dev - thank you to those of you who are supporting us 🙏 Getting sponsorships for a community is much harder than for a popular web app or dev tool. Every little helps. If you'd like to help us improve perf for all of us, check out our OC 🩵

e18e - Ecosystem Performance - Open Collective

The e18e community has the aim of improving performance of tooling and packages in the JavaScript ecosystem.

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About time to reveal who’s been pulling the strings at the @npmx.dev & friends community day in Berlin 🧡 Make sure to join the @npmx.dev guild so that you don’t miss out on the next event: guild.host/npmx #YouCanJustDoThings

Jens, Matias (Patak), and Willow very focussed in the rear area of our meetup venue. Willow is making sure the live stream works. Matias is operating Bluesky. Jens is monitoring the live stream on YouTube and makes sure that speakers don’t step out of the camera‘s viewbox
Jens Rømer@jensroemer.com · 3w ago

Been hanging out with the wonderful @npmx.dev folks (they are serious when they talk about community!) and a lot of other awesome people this week. What a great conference @localfirstconf.com and thanks to everyone organising!

Five wonderful people with the Spree river of Berlin in the background.