This is my first blog ever. Hope you all like it! ✌
Deno v1 has just recently released and this is a new runtime for JavaScript. So think about No...
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So my takeaway is that Deno is very very cool, but (a) there is no point yet in using it, (b) as of now people are advised to just learn Node.js.
I say don't waste time on it, just let it "mature" till it reaches version 7 or whatever and then we'll talk again. In the meantime just use Node.js and be productive with the tools we already know and love.
So, the answer to "Will it replace Node.js?" would be "no", in my opinion.
of course, But there is no point in learning language(library) just because people say its cool, As real dev's we have to master one language then We can take another lingo if we found the first one miss some important features(we need). That my thoughts!
Absolutely!
By the way LOL only now I noticed that "deno" is an anagram of "node", man was I thick :-)
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Great post, as Java backend dev that also does frontend too, I really hate most about node and especially npm, so I’m really looking forward to a Typescript variant Of node with better module system.
One general hint for articles: Add some links to things you mention. Eg the Deno Project Page and other references that might help the reader.
I believe Deno will replace Node in years to come.
Ryan Dahl explains the dark-side of NodeJS in this video
Brilliant first post!
Had no idea that an alternative for Node was being developed :)
Thank you Ashwin
Glad you liked it!
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Thanks for sharing, Ashwin.
Just a small contribution to the community! Looking forward to do more
The key takeaway from all this, for me is: Watch the Deno space, but if you're a Node.js user now, no need to take drastic action.