The open source project was swiped by the issue for supporting Ukraine. Netizens: Don't use Nginx, don't use the periodic table

Hi, I'm DD.

Yesterday, two pieces of news in the tech world exploded, one about GitHub’s publication of a blockade in Russia, and the other about Oracle’s suspension of all operations in Russia. One is the world's largest open source software community, and the other is the world's largest database software vendor. It seems that the giant's move has also begun to drive other technology companies to line up to join the blockade of Russia.

Just yesterday afternoon, some open source technology communities also announced their support for Ukraine and started fundraising, such as:

However, this morning, DD took a look at the Node.js official website and has removed the relevant text.

In addition, the most exposed yesterday should be React with 183K Star.

After the official website of React posted the text of solidarity with Ukraine, the issue of its GitHub repository also fell instantly. Because the picture is too shocking, I won't put it here. But after looking through the historical issue, this one is worth thinking about (the content is not as extreme and boring as others):

Some comments also received a lot of likes:

Finally, the post was also replied by a React core member and closed:

Does technology have national boundaries? The ongoing trade war and the current Russia-Ukraine conflict, I believe everyone has their own judgments. Finally, I recommend a movie to everyone. If you don’t know much about the situation in this area, you can watch it.

May the motherland be strong and the world be at peace!

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