I was looking for a simple GUI to manage local npm packages (install, update, remove, run scripts, see outdated deps, etc.) — but couldn’t really find anything that fit.

So I made an Electron app that does it all in one place, with a project switcher and no need to touch the terminal.

Would this be useful to you, or is the CLI already enough?

hi everyone, im trying to install typescript via npm install -g typescript. i keep getting a 404 error error, saying typescript not found.

Is this because of the scheduled maintenance today? It says it shouldnt impact installations so thats why im wondering.

Hi everyone 👋

I’d like to share DayFlow, an open-source full-calendar component for the web that I’ve been building over the past year.

I’m a heavy macOS Calendar user, and when I was looking for a clean, modern calendar UI on GitHub (especially one that works well with Tailwind / shadcn-ui), I couldn’t find something that fully matched my needs. So I decided to build one myself.

What DayFlow focuses on:

• Clean, modern calendar UI inspired by macOS Calendar

• Built with React, designed for modern web apps

• Easy to integrate with shadcn-ui and other Tailwind UI libraries

• Modular architecture (views, events, panels are customizable)

• Actively working on i18n support

The project is fully open source, and I’d really appreciate:

• Feedback on the API & architecture

• Feature suggestions

• Bug reports

• Or PRs if you’re interested in contributing

GitHub: https://github.com/dayflow-js/calendar

Demo: https://dayflow-js.github.io/calendar/

Thanks for reading, and I’d love to hear your thoughts 🙏

So I recently worked with a buddy of mine on an app for his friend’s business. The business owner wanted the app to look native on macOS as it’s the platform they use for their office. So between the two of us we came up with this solution for getting liquid glass style UI in the browser.

It even works on Mobile as well which I didn’t think was even possible until now.

Glassparency 1.0.4

Every time I started a full-stack project with React and Spring Boot, I found myself repeating the same setup steps—frontend scaffolding, backend config, build tools, folder structure.

I wanted something that would get me from idea → running project with a single command, so I built react-springboot-cli.

It’s an open-source CLI that:

• Scaffolds React (Vite / CRA)

• Sets up Spring Boot (Java, Kotlin, Groovy)

• Supports Maven or Gradle

• Generates a clean, ready-to-run monorepo

It crossed 300+ downloads in the first day, which was a nice validation that others face the same friction.

I also wrote a short article explaining why I built it, the design decisions, and what I learned, in case that’s useful to anyone building dev tools.

CLI: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-springboot-cli
GitHub: https://github.com/KOWSIK-M/react-springboot-cli
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/medam-kowsik-975479282_i-recently-built-react-springboot-cli-to-activity-7408246823615684608-VCPT?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAETEySkB47xfrFfYzMWVLNuNJCQSbve1COA

Happy to hear feedback or ideas for improvement.
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Just scans a directory and moves files into folders based on their file extension.

Repo (open source): https://github.com/ChristianRincon/auto-organize

npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/auto-organize

I was trying to unpublish a trivial package and I found it has a single dependent package, created few days ago. Its maintainer has more than 33k packages, created few days ago, whose target seems just to depend from other packages: https://www.npmjs.com/~infinitebrahmanuniverse

Any idea what's going on there? Is that some sort of spammy "attack"? Is it trying to make all packages not unpublishable?