First things first
Deno is right now not production-ready. As of writing this post, it is in version 1.0.0-rc2. Does this mean we should...
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You used
make. The proliferation of build tools in Node.js is partly driven by the absence ofmakeon Windows. Deno has drake.make is just a nicer way of typing the commands all the time. This is also why I wrote that on windows you should use WSL.
I know about
drake.For now, I want to use much 3rd party libs because they first need to prove that they will be maintained for a longer time.
Ah sorry I missed the WSL part.
No problem :)
But yeah at some point maybe make is not the best solution :)
I'm having issue when i run make in my terminal I get error
error TS2339: Property 'size' does not exist on type 'FileInfo'.Not sure if'm doing something wrong or what?
What OS?
What terminal bash/zsh/fish?
What is the output of
deno -v?OS is debian 10 (buster)
terminal is terminator and shell is zsh extended with oh my zsh
output is deno 0.36.0
Can you try:
and then run it again ?
Thanks for the VSCode extension link and boilerplate repo! This was the missing piece for making all my 'smart scripts' (beyond bash) I like to write occassionally migrate to deno.
If you have any suggestions how to make the boilerplate better please feel free to write me 😊🙌
Are you the owner or an contributor of Deno?
No, the owner/creator is the same as Node.
I'm not yet a contributor but I'm looking into it.
Thank you for your article.
Are you planning to write more about deno? I'm looking forward to reading more about it.
Tonight I'm going to give Deno a try myself.
Thank you for reading it :)
Depends a little bit if people are interested in that topic :D
But I would love too
Really like the
deps.tsconvention!I wonder if this will stick and really become a standard because otherwise it will be really hard to track all the deps in Deno.
I have one question: Is deno specifically pushing for typescript? Or we are free to focus on vanilla javascript?
They use typescript in the repo but you can use both.
Awesome, thanks! Will give this a try when I toy with Deno for the first time.
Have fun with deno 👍😊