VersionEye is aggregating data from different data sources, such as repository servers and security advisory databases. This week a new security database for JavaScript was integrated. Now VersionEye is matching security vulnerabilities from Retire.js with JavaScript modules from Bower.io. If you are using Bower.io to manage your JavaScript dependencies then VersionEye can automatically point out potential security issues in your dependencies.
Try out this new feature and leave a comment here if you wanna give feedback.
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Bower is deprecated. So maybe npmjs had been a better choice?
VersionEye integrated already 2 security databases for NPM 😉 I personally prefer NPM over Bower, but still many people are using Bower and for them VersionEye has a solution now.
Aha! I wasn’t aware – that’s great! (Since I use npm as well. 🙂
All together we integrated 8 security databases into VersionEye. And it’s all open source!
VersionEye integrated already 2 security databases for NPM 😉 I personally prefer NPM over Bower, but still many people are using Bower and for them VersionEye has a solution now. All together we integrated 8 security databases into VersionEye. And it’s all open source!
VersionEye integrated already 2 security databases for NPM 😉 I personally prefer NPM over Bower, but still many people are using Bower and for them VersionEye has a solution now. All together we integrated 8 security databases into VersionEye. And it’s all open source!
I personally prefer NPM over Bower
Good choice 😉
Very useful information. Thanks for the post
VersionEye unified already 2 security measures databases for NPM 😉 I personally prefer NPM over Bower, but still many people are using Bower and for them VersionEye has a root now.