nodejs.org is the official website for the Node.js JavaScript runtime, built with Next.js and TypeScript.
The repository serves as the source code for nodejs.org, maintained by the OpenJS Foundation. It uses Next.js as a React framework, styled with CSS Modules and Tailwind, and manages content through MDXv3. The site is automatically deployed to Vercel when changes are pushed to the main branch. The project supports localization through community translation efforts coordinated via Crowdin.
This repository is suitable for anyone contributing to the Node.js project's web presence or interested in how a major open-source project structures its official website. Contributors should be aware that the repository focuses on the website itself; the Node.js API documentation, release binaries, and distribution infrastructure are maintained separately in other repositories. The project welcomes contributions from anyone willing to follow the Node.js Code of Conduct and contribution guidelines, with design specifications available in Figma.
Development activity shows consistent maintenance with automated build and analysis checks in place. The project maintains security standards tracked through OpenJS Foundation oversight. Deployment is managed by the Website Team with integration owned by the OpenJS Foundation, though full deployment details are restricted to maintainers. The codebase emphasizes the importance of reviewing contribution guidelines, design documentation, and translation guidelines before making changes, indicating structured governance around modifications.
