Node.js: Building a Community
Node.js. is an open source JavaScript runtime environment designed to build modern scalable applications.
Node.js: Collaborators and Contributors
Red Hat is active in many open source communities and Node.js and JavaScript are no exceptions. As active contributors to the Node.js project and the larger OpenJS Foundation community, our team supports Node.js and JavaScript community work in many different ways. If you are interested in what's up in the community, this page provides a great set of resources to ramp up on what's going on.
Major releases
Node.js 20 (current)
Node.js 18
Node.js 16
Node.js 14 ‘Fermium’ (LTS)
Node.js 12 ‘Erbium’ (LTS)
Node.js 10 ‘Dubnium’ (LTS)
Node.js events
OpenJS World - 2023
FINIS NYC - 2023
NodeConf- 2023
- NodeConf EU 2023 Wrap up - 30 second Red Hat perspective
- Building Native addons for Node.js like its 2023
OpenJS World - June 2022
- Keynote: Embracing Open Source to Beat the Great Reshuffle
- Debugging Your Way Through a Node.js Upgrade
- Node.js - What's Next
OpenJS World - June 2021
- Open Open Source and Making Great Places for Collaboration
- IoT with Node: Both Practical and Fun!
- Node.js: The New and the Experimental
NearForm Presents - March 2021
- What's next? The Future of Node.js
- Consuming Node.js Observability Features in Kubernetes Environments
NodeConf.EU - 2022
NodeConfRemote - October 2021
- Consuming new Node.js observability features in Kubernetes environments
- Node.js - What's Next?
- Navigating the npm Ecosystem in the Enterprise
NodeConfRemote - November 2020
NearForm Presents - June 2021
- Reactive with Node.js - IBM Developer
- Lunch with the experts: Core collaboration and application architects
OpenJS World - June 2020
OpenJS Foundation - April/June 2020
The Node.js community video series
- What’s up in the Node.js community? Node.js build and release teams, OpenSSL support, and more
- What’s up in the Node.js community? Why triaging is a great way to start contributing to Node.js
- What’s up in the Node.js community? Beth Griggs and Michael Dawson talk about the Node.js 16 release
- What’s up in the Node.js community? | V8 compiler features
- What’s up in the Node.js community? Michael Dawson talks Node.js project, reference architecture, and more
- Node.js Community update: Build Working Group
- Node.js 14 release | Bethany Griggs and Michael Dawson talk about the latest Node.js release
- What’s up in the Node.js community? Christopher Hiller talks about new Node.js tools
- What’s up in the Node.js community? Yi-Hong talks about Docker images in Node, TensorFlow, and Node-RED
- What’s up in the Node.js community? Chris Clauss talks Python 3 support and contributing to open source
- What’s up in the Node.js community: Steven Loomis talks internationalization
- What’s up in the Node.js community? Gireesh Punathil talks about the Diagnostic Report utility
- What's up in the Node.js community: Release edition with Bethany Grigg
- What’s up in the Node.js community? | Better ARM builds and more
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What's up in the Node.js Community: Mark Irish talks odbc support for Node.js
JavaScript Serverless and Kubernetes communities
While we spend a lot of our time in the Node.js community, Red Hat is also active in other open source communities related to using JavaScript and Node.js together with other leading technologies. This includes projects related to Kubernetes and Serverless as well as our involvement in the OpenJS Foundation.
