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- name: Matias Capeletto
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title: 'Announcing npmx: a fast, modern browser for the npm registry'
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tags: ['OpenSource', 'Release']
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excerpt: 'sdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdf'
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date: '2026-03-03'
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slug: 'alpha-release'
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description: 'sdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdfsdf'
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title: "Announcing npmx: a fast, modern browser for the npm registry"
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tags: ["OpenSource", "Release"]
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excerpt: "npmx is an open-source project stewarded by a rapidly growing community. It's built for open-source developers, and by
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extension, everyone who works in the JavaScript ecosystem."
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date: "2026-03-03"
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slug: "alpha-release"
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description: "npmx is an open-source project stewarded by a rapidly growing community. It's built for open-source developers, and by
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extension, everyone who works in the JavaScript ecosystem."
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npmx is an open-source project stewarded by a rapidly growing community. It's built for open-source developers, and by
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npmx is about speed and simplicity: it's suite of tools to make package management quicker and easier. It also provides
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valuable data insights coupled with power-user features to help developers discover packages and make informed decisions
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about the packages they choose to use.
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npmx is about speed and simplicity: it's a suite of tools to make package management quicker and easier. It also
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surfaces valuable data insights coupled with power-user features to help developers discover packages and make informed
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decisions about the packages they choose to use.
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At the heart of npmx is the web development community. To this end, we're also building rich social features into npmx
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on top of the [AT Protocol](https://atproto.com/), an open, decentralized network for building social applications. We
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want to make it easier for developers to connect with each other, share their work, collaborate on projects, and,
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want to make it easier for developers to connect with each other, share their work, collaborate on projects, and
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ultimately, to build a more vibrant and inclusive web development community through the power of the ecosystem and open
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source.
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## The power of community
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Enthusiasm travelled quickly through the network about the idea of npmx, and just a day later, the project began to grow
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_exponentially_. In just 24 hours, a thriving community had mobilised in the form of contributions to the npmx project,
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Enthusiasm traveled quickly through the network about the idea of npmx, and just a day later, the project began to grow
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_exponentially_. In just 24 hours, a thriving community had mobilized in the form of contributions to the npmx project,
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and opened 49 pull requests in a single day. And this showed no signs of slowing down. Just two weeks later, the
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[community had contributed 1000 issues and PRs](https://github.com/npmx-dev/npmx.dev/issues/1000) to the project. The
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statistics tell a story of one PR or issue every 20 minutes, around the clock, which equated to over a million seconds
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of project activity in 14 days. We don't know the exact statistics, but with ADD_NUMBER_HERE contributors to npmx to
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date, we hypothesise that this might be the most active open-source project yet.
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statistics tell a story of _one pull request or issue every 20 minutes_, around the clock, which equated to **over a
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million seconds of project activity in 14 days**. We don't know how the exact statistics compare, but with
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ADD_NUMBER_HERE contributors to npmx to date, we hypothesise that this might be the most active early open-source
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At npmx, we don't believe this happened by chance. npmx was created to meet the needs of a global and diverse developer
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community, prioritising accessibility, internationalization, and decentralization. As a result, a strong and diverse
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global community came together to realise this vision. And the great thing about people who believe in these areas of
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focus, is that they're all committed to collaborating in meaningful ways whilst building an inclusive and welcoming
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environment in which to do so: together. The npmx project is a testament to how open source is a enabler for
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individuals, and a powerful catalyst to build community when done really, really well. environment in which to do so:
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together.
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The npmx project demonstrates how open source enables individuals and, when practised thoughtfully, brings people
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together into strong and productive communities."
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community, prioritizing accessibility, internationalization, and decentralization. As a result, a strong and diverse
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global community came together to realize this vision. And the great thing about people who believe in these areas of
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focus is that they're all committed to collaborating in meaningful ways while building an inclusive and welcoming
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environment in which to do so: together. The npmx project is a testament to how open source is an enabler for
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individuals, and a powerful catalyst to build community when done really, really well.
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## What's included in the npmx alpha release
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You also get quick access to StackBlitz, CodeSandbox, and other demo environments from package READMEs files. Plus, use
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npmx in 19 languages and additional locals, customize your experience with light or dark mode, and power-up your
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workflow across the user interface with keyboard shortcuts.
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npmx in 19 languages and additional locales, customize your experience with light or dark mode, and power-up your
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workflow across the user interface with intuitive keyboard shortcuts.
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## The future of npmx
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Our goal at npmx is to build a faster, modern package browsing and management experience for everyone in the JavaScript
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ecosystem. We're moving fast, but we know we don't have all the answers. To work towards this goal, today we're building
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together for our peers: open-source developers who work with packages on a daily basis and keen early adopters who are
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Our goal at npmx is to build a faster, modern package browsing and management experience _for everyone in the JavaScript
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ecosystem_. We're moving fast, but we know we don't have all the answers. To work toward this goal, today we're building
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together for our peers: open-source developers who work with packages on a daily basis who are keen early adopters
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willing to try out the alpha to help us identify what's working and what's not. Our aim is to build on our progress to
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[a ten step guide to making your first open-source contribution on GitHub](https://whitep4nth3r.com/blog/how-to-make-your-first-open-source-contribution/)
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to help you get started. Below this post, you'll also find a collection of articles written by contributors to the npmx
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project from a wide variety of perspectives and experiences.
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