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⚡️@npmjs is being purchased by @github!
— NearForm (@NearForm) March 16, 2020
The public registry will remain public, free, and as available as ever. More in this latest blog post..https://t.co/SDexLaJ6iq
Microsoft is all-in on making a killer developer experience, across the board with:
— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) March 16, 2020
- VS Code
- GitHub
- npm(!)
- WSL 2
- Azure
- hosts the entire open-source ecosystem via @GitHub
— Jerome Dahdah @ ?? (@parasight) March 16, 2020
- hosts the entire JavaScript ecosystem via @npmjs
- has a presence on a huge portion of developer machines via @code
- is changing how we develop with JavaScript via @typescript
Microsoft basically owns JavaScript now. https://t.co/9VkaXWHddg
Microsoft buys JavaScript developer platform npm; plans to integrate it with GitHub // JavaScript is a toy they said https://t.co/viCdjx1l7i
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) March 16, 2020
TFW you’ve been bought by Microsoft but you just can’t bring yourself to say “we’ve been bought my Microsoft.”
— Aral Balkan ? (@aral@mastodon.ar.al) (@aral) March 16, 2020
(Microsoft bought npm. Hooray.)https://t.co/es2vmr2ylq
Big news! We’re excited to announce that @npmjs will be joining @GitHub! We're thrilled to join an organization as committed to open source as we are, so that the npm registry can remain free & public forever.
— npm, Inc. (@npmjs) March 16, 2020
You can read more about this new chapter here: https://t.co/xjInDE46io pic.twitter.com/PKP8zwktlM
woah GitHub bought npm..https://t.co/fEykuIGEQW
— Jason Miller ?⚛ (@_developit) March 16, 2020
npm が GitHub に買われたのか https://t.co/KUuTfZdArD
— ドッグ (@Linda_pp) March 16, 2020
Excited to announce that @npmjs will be joining GitHub, and honored to have the chance to serve the millions of JavaScript developers who rely on npm!https://t.co/YS34mkI6yR pic.twitter.com/BLy83zWVbt
— Nat Friedman (@natfriedman) March 16, 2020
Any web service that can be acquired by a tech giant will eventually be acquired by a tech giant.
— André Staltz (@andrestaltz) March 16, 2020
All your npm packages are now belong to Microsoft https://t.co/CoQtKJgeoD
worth re-sharing#npm #nodejs #javascript #webdevelopment #vabene https://t.co/o8xF8jM2xG
— huraji (@_huraji) March 16, 2020
Microsoft bought NPM:https://t.co/jMmkaT9V9T#Azure #AWS #aws2020#awsome.#awsofficial
— Jay Desai (@BeingJayDesai) March 16, 2020
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.#Angular #reactjs #Docker #Dockerfile #ansible #Kubernetes #cicd #DevOps #AWS #100DaysOfCode #programming #codingisfun #WorkFromHome #Technologies #tech #microsoft #MachineLearning
? GITHUB IS ACQUIRING NPM! https://t.co/zSGMNuwTUD pic.twitter.com/4CUQ2xhu6e
— JavaScript Daily (@JavaScriptDaily) March 16, 2020
GitHub/Microsoft has signed an agreement to acquire npm. https://t.co/WmRWzpZzAv
— The Best Linux Blog In the Unixverse (@nixcraft) March 16, 2020
Microsoft just bought NPM:https://t.co/0K6h2aspky
— Andrei Neagoie (@AndreiNeagoie) March 16, 2020
Microsoft buys JavaScript developer platform npm; plans to integrate it with GitHub https://t.co/1ZA1F9ABqe
— Nir Ben Yona Shein (@niron) March 16, 2020
Microsoft's GitHub agrees to buy code-distribution start-up Npm https://t.co/fEHEJA7hJw
— CNBC Tech (@CNBCtech) March 16, 2020
GitHub acquires JavaScript package manager npm #GitHub #npm https://t.co/xefwfmROGD pic.twitter.com/zaO1BbVuuI
— Neowin (@NeowinFeed) March 16, 2020
So, #Microsoft just bought #npm. Having critical ecosystem components be owned by for-profit companies fosters monopolies. We need more #NonProfitTech! https://t.co/XXt7f1tS9r
— Jan Sprinz (@NeoTheThird) March 16, 2020
Microsoft buys JavaScript developer platform npm; plans to integrate it with GitHub: https://t.co/CBmaaBG82P
— Mary Jo Foley (@maryjofoley) March 16, 2020
Microsoft buys JavaScript developer platform npm; plans to integrate it with GitHub https://t.co/zYOjnqlePN by @maryjofoley
— ZDNet (@ZDNet) March 16, 2020
まーじか
— †ユダ?† (@Naoria45) March 16, 2020
Microsoft buys JavaScript developer platform npm; plans to integrate it with GitHub | ZDNet https://t.co/mzB0NOc0t0
Microsoft buys JavaScript developer platform npm; plans to integrate it with GitHub https://t.co/GKyAUPtWQV pic.twitter.com/J0TKapIiHB
— BI4U (@BI4U_ES) March 16, 2020
So npm is joining GitHub https://t.co/TFUEKeo01e
— Kent C. Dodds ?? (@kentcdodds) March 16, 2020
That's huge.
One of the few people on this planet who I'd trust with not fucking up npm, and hopefully as part of this all of their toxic leadership gets cashed out and skip townhttps://t.co/xdKLP3Tzan
— Ana Betts (@anaisbetts) March 16, 2020
GitHub is acquiring npm, Inc.: https://t.co/VfnKFTQEAE
— Laurie Voss (@seldo) March 16, 2020
#npm is being purchased by #GitHub https://t.co/VJdYCwVtDn #npmjs
— Joe Ingeno (@JoeIngeno) March 16, 2020
Very good news! https://t.co/kTa9LSMDwV
— Mikeal Rogers (@mikeal) March 16, 2020
⚡️@npmjs is being purchased by @github!
— NearForm (@NearForm) March 16, 2020
The public registry will remain public, free, and as available as ever. More in this latest blog post..https://t.co/SDexLaJ6iq
Literally the best news in weeks (even if unimportant in the grand scheme of things).
— Adam Rackis (@AdamRackis) March 16, 2020
So stoked to hear npm has a stable owner now. This is fantastic news for web development. https://t.co/zxA0LcDMdg
Finally ? https://t.co/yawTejktTx
— Thomas Watson (@wa7son) March 16, 2020
Eita: Github comprou npmhttps://t.co/AghuNV24b7
— Gabs Ferreira (@o_gabsferreira) March 16, 2020
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자바스크립트가 현재의 입지를 다지게 된 여러 계기 중
— Goodhyun 김국현 (@goodhyun) March 17, 2020
npm i -S의 상쾌한 조립감을 빼놓을 수 없겠지요.https://t.co/OwR5dzIkIP
GitHub, 자바 스크립트 패키지 관리자 npm 인수 https://t.co/iWaGtf06kd
— editoy (@editoy) March 17, 2020
• 현재 npm은 약 1200 만명의 개발자에 130 만 이상의 패키지를 제공하고 있으며, 개발자는 이러한 패키지를 매월 750 억 회 다운로드합니다.
Github just announced that it acquired npm!https://t.co/uuxlzOAV4T#github #npm #webdevelopment #webdev #opensource #javascript #100DaysOfCode #php #python #dotnet #linux #softwaredevelopment
— Michael "lampe" Lazarski (@lampewebdev) March 16, 2020
npm is joining GitHub https://t.co/CM6ozFS55k
— chidi (@ChidiWilliams__) March 16, 2020
This is huge https://t.co/5zoKZksgX3
— David Bonilla (en casa ?) (@david_bonilla) March 17, 2020
Interesting thing about Microsoft’s big acquisitions under Satya; MineCraft, LinkedIn & Github, is that they execute as autonomous companies right down to acquisitions.
— Dare Obasanjo (@Carnage4Life) March 17, 2020
Headlines aren’t Microsoft buys npm, it’s Github buys npm. Same for LinkedIn & Glint.https://t.co/3bbI4WeARk
npm is joining GitHub - The GitHub Blog https://t.co/L38bg8X9Av https://t.co/Px4MFAf35P
— はてなブックマーク::Hotentry (@hatebu) March 16, 2020
GitHub announces it has signed an agreement to acquire npm, which is home to 1.3M+ JavaScript packages with 75B downloads per month, says it will remain free https://t.co/LR6hIfV762
— Dries Buytaert (@Dries) March 16, 2020
? Microsoft is at it again! First, they acquire Github and now NPM. What do you think about two major open source repositories being controlled by the same company? Let us hear your thoughts...https://t.co/Vt3qPp5euf pic.twitter.com/hOQj5gozfk
— Nimiq (@nimiq) March 17, 2020
? ? GITHUB IS ACQUIRING NPM! https://t.co/gJDu42Fu80 pic.twitter.com/CVjOWS5iKC #javascript #100DaysOfCode
— Palash Mondal (@palashv2) March 17, 2020
Microsoft bought a second key piece in the JavaScript development world, NPM. All of a sudden I’m a Microsoft developer. No time to think about what normally would be a crisis in developerland.https://t.co/EriuNya0yg
— Dave (@davewiner) March 17, 2020
#Microsoft buys #JavaScript developer platform #npm; plans to integrate it with #GitHub https://t.co/BGlXsIrfE3
— Theo van Leeuwen (@theovanl) March 17, 2020
— Kazushi Konosu (@kazushikonosu) March 17, 2020
Microsoft buys JavaScript developer platform npm; plans to integrate it with GitHub https://t.co/Jv0vrHNOVE
— Corrado Cavalli ???? (@corcav) March 16, 2020
Microsoft buys JavaScript developer platform npm; plans to integrate it with GitHub https://t.co/jXOOMWqIen
— mike d. kail (@mdkail) March 16, 2020
Microsoft acquires NPM to integrate with GitHub.#github #npm https://t.co/dDjXpB7qc4
— Coding Defined (@codingdefined) March 17, 2020
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