I have just been requested to commute three days a week 135 miles away each way from my home (I have not moved) to an office I was never required to attend before the pandemic starting end of September.
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dnt transforms your ES module into an npm package that
😱 supports CJS/ESM
🏝️ works in browser/Node.js
🤝 supports JavaScript/TypeScript
🤯 runs tests in both #Deno and Node
#Fedify finally has a step-by-step tutorial! It's perfectly fine if you're not familiar with the #ActivityPub protocol or the #Deno runtime. Here's the link for beta readers:
I suggest we have a new survey similar to state of JS called state of JS runtime, to get an idea of which runtimes are most popular in the industry & what are they being used for. (its merely a question in StateOfJS)
1️⃣ pick a node project
2️⃣ run it with #deno
3️⃣ screenshot the output (success or failure)
4️⃣ share on twitter with #NodeToDenoChallenge
5️⃣ be eligible for prizes 🎁
#Deno team video master Andy Jiang just dropped a fact-filled vid on YouTube about the fmt utility built into the @deno_land runtime. One fun fact he points out is that the Deno formatter is about 20x faster than Prettier. Find out about that and the various options for 'deno fmt' here:
Fresh 1.4 is out now: https://deno.com/blog/fresh-1.4
🍋 Faster page loads with ahead-of-time compilation
🍋 Custom html, head and body tags
🍋 Layouts
🍋 Async app wrapper
🍋 Quicker typing with define functions
🍋 Better organization with Route Groups and colocated islands
Turns out my suspicion was correct: #Deno is fantastic for periodic jobs on my VPS. I love me some #TypeScript, and the whole import … from “https://url” concept makes it trivial to get started. npm compatibility is a big plus, of course.
A Next.js app requires dozens of config files — next.config.js, eslintrc.json, tsconfig.json, package.json, postcss.config.js, tailwind.config.js, and more.
It only took Deco.cx, Brazil's leading frontend platform, one year to onboard top brands, who rave about their "amazing developer experience", "instant deployments", and "fast page loads".
I've been thinking about restarting work on #Tapir. Development stopped because I hit a wall with the database system. Writing Tapir in #Deno was a long sequence of yak-shaving without much payoff; most of my dev time was spent implementing JSON-LD, Web Signatures, and a database layer that should have been a library if Deno had better Node compatibility at the time.