First off, the Node.js Foundation and the JS Foundation, which the Linux Foundation launched in 2016, are merging to form the OpenJS Foundation.

Node.js needs the stability of a foundation to shepherd it. But is the one Joyent and others propose the right answer?

Node.js has released updates for a high severity vulnerability that could be exploited by attackers to crash the process and cause unexpected behaviors.

Node.js offers simplicity without sacrificing performance. It allows developers to use JavaScript for both frontend and backend, which reduces complexity and speeds up development cycles.

Microsoft wants you to build for the cloud and has developed a free Node.js course to help learners on their journey.