Open Source Commercial / OSS Infrastructure brand directory

Deno

Rank #1 · 4.7% visibility

Deno Land Inc. produces the Deno open-source JavaScript/TypeScript runtime and three commercial products: Deno Deploy (globally distributed isolate-cloud serverless platform), Deno Subhosting (API for embedding secure multi-tenant code execution in third-party platforms), and Deno Sandbox (Linux microVM API for running fully untrusted code). It also co-stewards JSR, a TypeScript-first ESM package registry. The open-source runtime features zero-config TypeScript, a built-in all-in-one toolchain, secure-by-default permissions, web-standard API compliance, and full Node.js/npm compatibility as of Deno 2.

Inngest

Rank #2 · 4.0% visibility

Inngest is a developer platform for building durable, event-driven workflows and AI agents. Developers wrap functions in step primitives via SDK; Inngest's orchestration engine manages queuing, state persistence, automatic retries with exponential backoff, and flow control (concurrency, throttling, prioritization, batching, debouncing) without requiring any additional infrastructure. A one-command local dev server provides hot-reloading and a visual trace UI for rapid iteration. In production, Inngest calls developer-owned HTTP endpoints on serverless or traditional hosts, handling scheduling and execution durability transparently. The platform also ships AgentKit for multi-agent AI orchestration, bulk Replay for failure recovery, and enterprise-grade security (SOC 2, HIPAA BAA, E2E encryption, SSO/SAML).

Temporal

Rank #3 · 3.3% visibility

Temporal provides an open-source durable execution engine and complementary managed cloud service that let developers write resilient, stateful workflows in code—eliminating the need for custom retry logic, state machines, queues, or scheduler glue. The platform persists full workflow event history, supports signals, timers, and human-in-the-loop steps, and exposes a rich UI and API for observability. Temporal Cloud adds multi-cloud/multi-region hosting, SAML SSO, audit logging, and enterprise SLAs.

Bun

Rank #5 · 2.0% visibility

Bun is a fast, all-in-one JavaScript and TypeScript toolkit comprising a runtime (drop-in Node.js replacement built on JavaScriptCore), an npm-compatible package manager, a bundler, and a Jest-compatible test runner—all shipped as a single binary. Written in Zig, it emphasizes speed (3x faster HTTP than Node.js, 30x faster package installs than npm), developer experience (zero-config TypeScript/JSX, built-in database/Redis/S3 clients), and incremental adoptability in existing Node.js projects. Acquired by Anthropic in December 2025, Bun powers Claude Code and is positioned as essential infrastructure for AI-driven software development workflows.

Hono

Rank #4 · 2.0% visibility

Hono is a lightweight, ultrafast, open-source web framework built on Web Standards that enables JavaScript and TypeScript developers to write HTTP servers and APIs once and deploy them across any JavaScript runtime — including Cloudflare Workers, Deno, Bun, AWS Lambda, Vercel, Fastly Compute, and Node.js — using a familiar Express-like routing API, first-class TypeScript support, and a batteries-included middleware ecosystem.

Astro

Rank #7 · 1.3% visibility

Astro is a free, open-source JavaScript web framework that builds fast, content-driven websites using Islands Architecture—shipping zero JavaScript by default and selectively hydrating interactive components—while remaining agnostic to which UI framework (React, Vue, Svelte, etc.) developers prefer.

Fermyon

Rank #6 · 1.3% visibility

Fermyon Technologies built a WebAssembly-native serverless platform anchored by two CNCF Sandbox projects—Spin (developer framework and CLI) and SpinKube (Kubernetes operator)—enabling developers to write, build, and deploy Wasm apps in multiple languages with sub-millisecond cold starts. Commercial offerings included Fermyon Cloud (managed hosting), Fermyon Platform for Kubernetes (enterprise on-prem/cloud), and Fermyon Wasm Functions (edge FaaS on Akamai Cloud). Acquired by Akamai Technologies in December 2025, Fermyon's technology now underpins Akamai Functions, delivering globally distributed serverless WebAssembly at up to 75M RPS with 99.9% reliability.

Tauri

Rank #8 · 1.3% visibility

Tauri is a free, open-source, Rust-powered toolkit for building tiny, fast, and secure cross-platform desktop and mobile applications. Developers write their UI in any web framework (React, Vue, Svelte, etc.) and the backend in Rust, with Tauri bridging them through a typed IPC layer. By using the operating system's native WebView instead of bundling a browser engine, Tauri produces binaries that are dramatically smaller and more memory-efficient than Electron alternatives, while a built-in permissions/capabilities ACL and periodic security audits make it a security-first choice.

tRPC

Rank #9 · 0.7% visibility

tRPC is a MIT-licensed TypeScript library that eliminates the traditional API contract layer between client and server by using TypeScript's type system as the sole source of truth. Developers define typed procedures (queries, mutations, subscriptions) on the server; the client receives full autocompletion and type safety with no build step or schema file. Version 11, officially released in March 2025, added improved React Server Component support, TanStack Query v5 integration, non-JSON content type handling, and experimental server function support.

Wasmer

Rank #10 · 0.7% visibility

Wasmer provides a three-product WebAssembly platform: (1) the Wasmer Runtime—an open-source, Rust-written Wasm execution engine supporting Cranelift, LLVM, and Singlepass compiler backends with WASI, WCGI, and Emscripten runners and SDKs for six languages; (2) the Wasmer Registry—a WebAssembly package manager enabling publishing, sharing, and running Wasm packages via CLI; and (3) Wasmer Edge—a serverless edge cloud with global CDN, sub-millisecond cold starts, automatic scaling, and support for HTTP, TCP, and UDP workloads. The runtime's WASIX extension provides POSIX compatibility, enabling unmodified legacy applications (PHP, Python, PostgreSQL, Bash) to run sandboxed in WebAssembly.

Zod

Rank #11 · 0.7% visibility

Zod is a TypeScript-first, zero-dependency schema validation library that allows developers to define data schemas once and use them both for runtime validation and for automatic TypeScript type inference. Its v4 release delivers major performance improvements, a tree-shakeable Zod Mini variant, first-party JSON Schema conversion, and a deeply integrated OSS ecosystem spanning tRPC, React Hook Form, OpenAI, Prisma, and hundreds of other tools.

Remix

Rank #12 · 0.0% visibility

Remix is a Shopify-backed, MIT-licensed full-stack web framework built on web platform standards. Its v1 and v2 generations popularized route-level loaders/actions, nested routing, progressive enhancement, and edge-first SSR as a Next.js alternative; those features were merged into React Router v7 (released November 2024), which now serves as the stable production path. Remix 3—in active development as of early 2026—is a ground-up rewrite with zero bundler dependencies, a custom non-React component model, and a modular, composable package architecture targeting simplicity, runtime portability, and AI-native development workflows.