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The investment, one of the largest in Utah this year, will help further HeroDevs’ commitment to securing legacy software applications, ensuring enterprise technology infrastructure remains compliant and protected

How Angular’s transition from JS to modern TypeScript sparked confusion, competition, and crucial lessons for the future of open source support.

Why millions of downloads don’t mean you’re safe—and what to do if your app still depends on Lodash 3.

Why “Low Severity” CVEs Can Still Wreck Your Systems—and What to Do Instead

Why upgrading Python or NumPy breaks everything—and how to keep your stack stable anyway

What record-shaped frisbees, dog chats, and tough EOL questions taught me at Open Source Summit America

Lodash gets over 66 million downloads a week—but most teams have no idea it’s effectively end-of-life.

Don’t Let NumPy 1.x Break Your Stack—Get Never-Ending Support

Secure Spring Boot 3.2, 3.3, 3.4 Beyond End-of-Life with Never-Ending Support

Still running PostgreSQL 9.6–13? HeroDevs Never-Ending Support keeps your data secure, compliant, and running without forced migrations.

Spring 6.1 is now end-of-life. Here’s what that means—and how to stay secure without rewriting your stack

Still running legacy Django in production? HeroDevs delivers enterprise-grade security, compliance, and stability—no upgrade required.

When Google replaced AngularJS with a full rewrite, 2 million developers were left behind. Here’s what went wrong—and what future framework sunsets should do differently.

The Open Source Sustainability Fund will fuel continued best practices for deprecated open source software and reinforces company’s commitment to maintainers managing critical vulnerabilities

As OSS maintainers disappear and tech debt piles up, companies are left exposed. Here's what’s breaking — and how HeroDevs helps keep systems secure, compliant, and running.