Please note that as Deno develops rapidly in these early stages, several of these metrics may well become outdated! I encourage you to take this a...
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
Hi there! I’m the maintainer of Dactyl - appreciate the mention! Please come check Dactyl out and feel free to mention anything you feel could make us a mainstream platform for devs in the Deno community.
Much appreciated for the efforts of Dactyl framework!
Seems like only v0.1.0-alpha is available through deno.land. Don't seem to be able to import v0.2.1-alpha which is the latest version through deno.land though..
Nice, but what actually hold me from moving away from Fastify are Schema Validation and OpenAPI integration. Would be nice to know if they are available and has typing (not that untyped
ajv/@hapi/joistuff).What matters most to me is maintenance in the long run, after all.
It's a very good point! Deno is still relatively new and several frameworks haven't developed to a point yet where they support OpenAPI integration, automatic code generation, validation mechanisms, contract driven development etc.
There are signs of the community starting to address these gaps, as can be seen here:
And I'm sure there are more examples that I've missed.
With respect to typings, Deno is certainly very strong on that front with the majority of frameworks (and modules in general) making use of Deno's first class TypeScript support.
I think it's a great time to get familiar with the new language and concepts, but perhaps keep Deno on the tech radar for a little while until it develops in maturity and stability for that confidence in long term maintenance and production use.
Is there a tutorial on how I can work Alosaur for this?
I haven’t written a tutorial myself, but there may be others out there for alosaur 😊
The repo itself has a good example of usage, see github.com/alosaur/alosaur#examples for a list of examples and github.com/alosaur/alosaur/tree/ma... for the OpenAPI example
Excellent article. It would be great to have an article about those frameworks to create actual applications and not only an http dispatcher :). Such as the ones you mentioned at the very end. Regards!
Thanks! I plan to try to review some of the more sophisticated frameworks which offer MVC etc in later articles. I feel like they need a bit more of a deeper dive to do them justice, so kept this article scoped to just the minimal http frameworks
I will be waiting for it!
Fastro is abandoned, and maintainer moved on to create Fastrex in Golang / Go. Which apparently achieves 48 k RPS, over 2x better than the fastest Deno approach.
Thank you for the mention Craig! <3
Nice post about frameworks!
If it's possible, would you add deligenius? It's a brand new and lightweight framework (I'm the author)
deligenius.com/
thanks
Certainly! I might not get round to benchmarking it etc. but will add it to the list at the bottom for visibility 😁
you can try denovel. it's laravel in deno
I will add it to the list - thanks for sharing 🎉
okay 👍
I found this article just out of my new curiosity around Deno. Thanks for putting this together. Its sad though that the top performing frameworks are no longer under development :(
hi craig, thanks for sharing! are you interested in full-stack framework? like Aleph.js
Heya! Yes looking forward to trying it out sometime soon 😄 been following progress on GitHub and Discord but haven’t found time just yet.
This article is getting quite outdated now with all the developments, but instead of updating I think I’ll write a new one around March 2021 to review the modules from the first year of GA 🥳
Keep up the good work!
Excellent article. If it's possible, would you add dragon ? It's a powerful HTTP router and URL matcher for building Deno web servers (I'm the author)
github.com/xanny-projects/dragon
Thanks