Yep! It works. Deno was made to take NodeJS to a more advance level, but not to degrade it. Ryan Dahl has worked very efficiently on Deno. And I think it will be supported by many companies soo after its stable releases.
I currently don't have Deno setup in my PC, and I don't even bother to. I would once when the release become quite stable and it would be the correct time to ditch NodeJS. Till then, STAY HOME STAY SAFE!
See ya!
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Impressive boss up!
I can tell Deno guys are getting nervous...
Hahaa, I can feel them shaking in their boots.
But isn’t Deno just Node, I haven’t taken a deep dive, but I assume this would work in Deno too.
Deno ditches the
package.json
, so the local packages discoverability affected. For now, importing subfolder modules will remain inconvenient.For more info:
github.com/denoland/deno_website2/...
Yep! It works. Deno was made to take NodeJS to a more advance level, but not to degrade it. Ryan Dahl has worked very efficiently on Deno. And I think it will be supported by many companies soo after its stable releases.
Do you mind showing us how it works in Deno?
It's Not the correct ⌚
I currently don't have Deno setup in my PC, and I don't even bother to. I would once when the release become quite stable and it would be the correct time to ditch NodeJS. Till then, STAY HOME STAY SAFE!
See ya!