In this premiere episode of Everyday <Heroes/>, we're coming in HOT with JavaScript royalty Jordan Harband - the absolute madlad who maintains 500+ open source projects while somehow finding time to serve on TC39 and train his cat to respect keyboard boundaries.

Key Highlights (because we know you're skimming):

Plus: Three absolutely chaotic games including "Fork, Star, or Deprecate" where Jordan bravely takes controversial stances on tabs vs. spaces, dark mode, and the true value of meme-driven development.

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Bonus: We settle the eternal peanut butter debate (creamy vs. crunchy) and Jordan shares the one-word git commit message he'd send to every maintainer in the world.

(Spoiler: It's not "YOLO" or "¯\_(ツ)_/¯")

A big shout-out to HeroDevs, which allows Hayden and Wendy the ability to spend hours of their work week talking to awesome people from all over the world. If you are running end-of-life (EOL) open source and need it to stay compliant while also getting ACTUAL vulnerability remediation (because let's be real, no one wants to choose between new features and security - that's like choosing between pizza and tacos, just WRONG), HeroDevs has your back. With over 800 clients who trust them to handle their unsupported open source, they're basically the superhero team your code deserves. Whether you need help with SOC2, HIPAA, FedRamp, or any other acronym that keeps your legal team up at night, they've got you covered.

Visit Herodevs.com to learn more (and yes, this is totally a shameless plug, but hey, good content isn't free, and neither is Hayden's peanut butter Snickers addiction).