So with Parcel and then this Deno is there a movement in JavaScript back to more purity? It seems like everything was find a package to do anything you want. But that gets bloated. And now with Parcel and Deno those are two really stripped down just ready to do the job solutions without all the bells and whistles. It almost feels like the difference between a microORM and Entity Framework.
Yeah I feel that trend too. Parcel has been around for a while but Deno is definitely more new. I do love the more barebones/batteries included approach. Really I think the past 10 years of Node and the explosion of JavaScript has created so many tools that more recent tools can build on top of, where winners are more clearly visible. Like Deno can just use Prettier by default, making it super easy to support a built-in Deno formatter. Excited to see this 2.0 wave of JavaScript tho! Super promising.
Another exciting Deno video. Thanks, Harry. Unfortunately Deno currently does not compile into binaries. In fact, "deno install" simply creates a Shell script that acts as an alias to your command line invocation. Fortunately there is a GitHub issue to actually bring binary compilation in the future: github.com/denoland/deno/issues/986. Keeping my fingers crossed for that one!
Hi, great to see Deno in action! did you configure your dev environment in vsc for Deno somehow? it keeps yelling at me, neither i have any IntelliSense
Haven't found a "better" way to do this, but in the latest version of Deno (v1.1.2 at this time), you must prepend the file path with "file://" to properly import the absolute file path on Windows. "c:/" will just break saying "Unsupported scheme 'c' for module ...". Let me know if there's a better way for this!
Been using this same camera for a couple of months now. Whenever I film during the daylight I get to take advantage of all the natural light and things come out suuuuper nice. Thanks!
well how about this, let's just release new framework every 6 months like an iphone, cool new hottest fucking thing. not just frameworks or runtime release new databases every month so we can saturate the heck of the dev world, guess not enough make and publish clones of existing websites and services like facebook clone, twitter clone, instagram clone, tiktok clone, until there's too much zoom clone that can saturate the market and we won't the difference of tiktok and tiktok clone#80, guess npm dependencies not enough for you? we need to have 200+ dependencies per apps, no make every file and function a dependency to maximize the app dependency.
So with Parcel and then this Deno is there a movement in JavaScript back to more purity? It seems like everything was find a package to do anything you want. But that gets bloated. And now with Parcel and Deno those are two really stripped down just ready to do the job solutions without all the bells and whistles. It almost feels like the difference between a microORM and Entity Framework.
Yeah I feel that trend too. Parcel has been around for a while but Deno is definitely more new. I do love the more barebones/batteries included approach.
Really I think the past 10 years of Node and the explosion of JavaScript has created so many tools that more recent tools can build on top of, where winners are more clearly visible. Like Deno can just use Prettier by default, making it super easy to support a built-in Deno formatter.
Excited to see this 2.0 wave of JavaScript tho! Super promising.
Thanks you made me to explore this more 💖
My pleasure 😊
Good video. One question: how did you manage to configure the vs code so it fetches the imported libraries types?
Great video dude. Just a thought - i think your cam area is too large. Maybe cut down the sides or reduce the size of it?
Another exciting Deno video. Thanks, Harry. Unfortunately Deno currently does not compile into binaries. In fact, "deno install" simply creates a Shell script that acts as an alias to your command line invocation. Fortunately there is a GitHub issue to actually bring binary compilation in the future: github.com/denoland/deno/issues/986. Keeping my fingers crossed for that one!
Yeah! I'm suuuper excited about that one. If that happens that's going to be pretty incredible. It'll make it so nice to package CLI scripts.
Hi, great to see Deno in action!
did you configure your dev environment in vsc for Deno somehow?
it keeps yelling at me, neither i have any IntelliSense
Install axetroy extension (in the marketplace)
Ah yeah, should have made a note of that. I'm using the axetroy one indeed: github.com/axetroy/vscode-deno It works great as you can see!
Imagine Express but for deno 😭👋
It's not Express, but there's drash.land for Deno
Eric Crooks Thanks 🙏 I’ll check it out
Dexpress?
There’s also dejs (an ejs alternative for deno users)
Oak is there and deno express aswell
Haven't found a "better" way to do this, but in the latest version of Deno (v1.1.2 at this time), you must prepend the file path with "file://" to properly import the absolute file path on Windows. "c:/" will just break saying "Unsupported scheme 'c' for module ...". Let me know if there's a better way for this!
Great video! Little weird question, but what font are you using in vscode? Is it the default on mac? Looks pretty good 🥵
Should be JetBrain mono www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/
Vs code theme name??
atom
Did you just get a new camera, or am I slow to the take?
Super-crisp 4k, dude. Big difference.
Been using this same camera for a couple of months now. Whenever I film during the daylight I get to take advantage of all the natural light and things come out suuuuper nice.
Thanks!
Hi Lar... I mean Harry, Nice Tutorial.
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@@kzakaria91 Larry is his alter evil twin
It is 👹
He's always watching....
Wow awesome little tutorial.. Would love to see more.. Keep hacking man
I shall keep hacking!
I am getting attracted towards it I don't want to but damn I am also typescript lover🙄
honestly i feel like importing via url is the only feature i care about..
thank you .. deno is not node killer (NO DE) = (DE NO)
well how about this, let's just release new framework every 6 months like an iphone, cool new hottest fucking thing. not just frameworks or runtime release new databases every month so we can saturate the heck of the dev world, guess not enough make and publish clones of existing websites and services like facebook clone, twitter clone, instagram clone, tiktok clone, until there's too much zoom clone that can saturate the market and we won't the difference of tiktok and tiktok clone#80, guess npm dependencies not enough for you? we need to have 200+ dependencies per apps, no make every file and function a dependency to maximize the app dependency.