







Daniel and Matias of npmx join host Richard explores community, governance, inclusion, burnout, and sustainability beyond nonstop productivity.
npmx: converging communities
The story of the many people and communities that converged to build npmx together

Sustainability is not enough: we need regenerative cultures
By Daniel C. Wahl

SustainOSS: The Report
On June 19th, 2017, one hundred people gathered in San Francisco to create a cultural shift in how we think about the sustainability of…

feat: decentralized registries and mirrors by Aslemammad · Pull Request #2386 · npmx-dev/npmx.dev
This is a pull request for my two months of research on how we can decentralize npm by not breaking any mainstream behavior, so we make it as easy as possible to adopt new paradigms by users withou...
Sustain
Sustain brings together practitioners, sustainers, funders, researchers and maintainers of the open source ecosystem. We have conversations about the health and sustainability of the open source community. We learn about the ins and outs of what ‘open source’ entails in the real world. Open source means so much more than a license; we're interested in talking about how to make sure that the culture of open source continues, grows, and ultimately, sustains itself. Newsletter

Op-ed: How I gave up alternating current
Soylent founder Rob Rhinehart shares his thoughts on extreme sustainability.

We Gathered 100 Open Source Sustainers — Here’s What We Learned
SustainOSS was a one day unconference for open source sustainers. There were no keynotes, expo halls or talks — only discussions about how…

npmx & friends hack day | Guild
Jul 15th 11:00AM: Join us for a chill hack/co-working/community day before the main atproto x npmx x svelte meetup in the evening. Come talk to us and work on your projects, or bring your burning npmx/svelte/atproto dreams to hack on. A huge thank you to Bitcrowd for hosting us

IDS Annual Lecture 2026 with Jason Hickel
Aspiration | Better Tools for a Better World
It's our 23rd Anniversary! Nonprofit staff, developers, capacity builders, and grassroots activists will convene at the 2026 Nonprofit Software Development Summit, 18-20 November, 2026, to share knowledge, build capacity, and collectively envision the future of free, open and equitable digital tools and practices to support social change efforts.
I'll go against the discourse. 280 contributors to repo.npmx.dev in 100 days. We only used bluesky for social comms. We asked while welcoming folks, and most of them got involved after reading our bsky posts. Thanks for building and running bluesky. This network is a great place to do open source 💙
patak
Wild to see that @npmx.dev was the fastest-growing emerging open source organization by number of contributors in Q1 2026 according to osscar.dev. What is even more interesting: it was the only non-AI tool in the top 10.
npmx is now in alpha: this is our story, as told by our team and friends
Announcing npmx: a fast, modern browser for the npm registry
npmx.devInteresting conversation exploring the future of atproto sustainability!
JP
I want people to be comfortable paying for an atproto account (ie. space on a PDS) It’s the bedrock of everything we’re building; if it’s not funded it’ll get squeezed in ways that are bad for users (hi Gmail) We should normalise having (very cheap) paid-tier PDS accounts on the services we build
🔋Turbo · For You
Project vs. Product, Startup vs. Business
There's this verb "distribution" used in the context of sentences like "Substack solved distribution" and I don't get it. What does it mean?
ATProto builders, I've been having some really positive conversations with multiple funders who want to invest in the ecosystem. The tides…

Become a supporter · Currents

Introducing the “organize mode” and the supporter tier

Selective Openness

Cross-License Collaboratives
Nobody pays for open source. We can force them to. | Seldo.com

A Research Lab for Open Source ✸ Software Stewardship Lab
An equitable company - Roomy

Ideas on a Financially Sustainable Atproto | Alex | Offprint