As a pet project it's insanely cool, but regarding JS in modern day industry: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYivamOtp96shdk

OMG bro, the future is here! Sorry, V8 Google… you're the past now, but that doesn't mean I don't love you anymore. I'll always love you! And now, you have a super cool friend-Deno, so cute! V8 will absolutely be proud of Deno.

It's JavaScript tho, not the best for the server side of your apps and in my opinion not good for the desktop app, I only use it for the web side of things.

Tsx really? thank you bye 😢

So react js web app can be converted into a desktop & mobile app. Am I right??🤔🤔

Bun

That voice 😏 Teached me a lot.

I think it should be called "bundle" or something like that ? but still very good function .👍

All of these features are huge! Great work Deno!

Bro learn to make a video with Fireship.

so it's just jvm

"Run JavaScript anywhere" except in CentOS 7 because it uses an older version of a library that can't be easily upgraded

GoodJob!

"Run js everywhere" Pls God no

3 billion devices run JavaScript

Looks promising 😊

we already have docker for this problem. why do i need this?

More ways for bloated apps to be created!!!

this is an insult to webassembly.

Qwik is so easier than svelte solid or vue. Love it so much sky is the limit

02:20 Bro Tried

That’s cool and all but compile doesn’t support old 32 bit chips. Node on the other hand supports them.

Wait youtube is using reddit threads now.

Note to ppl this compilation would still be running at the same speed as it was doing with pre-compilation, it doesn't convert it to AOT, just bundling the binary and code within single executable, A simplest program will have atleast the size of the deno runtime.

if deno compiled their stuff with tauri, their binaries would be tiny

FUCK Node! Hello Deno!

can it fix proton's high memory usage?

can it compile proton based app?

Does it support webGPU?

don't we have docker image for this?

So when you say compile it doesn't actually mean compile. Effing genius 👌

people don’t seem to get the point… you know js/ts and can have a program to run somewhere else without dependencies, that is fantastic. The size? who really cares.

Wooooowwwww

Still couldn't figure out how to solve imports that uses .d.ts files, a big library like microsoft-graph is utilizing that. Used Deno during the initial development, but later changed back to Node since Deno is so strict (which we love btw) that we have no idea how to solve it, deeply nested d.ts imports, interfaces which Deno reject to read if it's not .ts or .js. anyway .. Hopefully Deno will improve this, or the package devs!

how about its speed?

I was hoping for platform specific static binaries. Also, hearing that it downloads Deno from the web sounds like it won't work offline, which is a big fat no no. If anyone wants to equivocate with things running through a browser need the internet I've got a very heavy cosh ready to bludgeon you. Unless you're playing a multi-player game, or using an app that genuinely requires an always-on connection to the internet, nothing should *require* an internet connection. For some context, the majority of the programs I use don't require internet connectivity at all, and the ones that need it, the ability is on-demand, not always-on.

Gosh deno is so good at everything but the only thing that makes me prefer bun instead is the trillions of compatibility issues that arise with deno. I am waiting for the day that it becomes stable on windows too

Meanwhile using a compiled deno fresh project on any other pc does still not work. 😅

Finally

Compile seems like a little bit of a stretch. I feel like I was lied to. This is just packaging the runtime with it. This should've just been a "bundle" command.

Javascript devs will do anything to not learn C#, Java, etc.

JS is becoming Java, except Java has somewhat sensible types. And the slogan becomes the same too… run everywhere? More like debug everywhere XD

In other words: Java 🤫

I can't wait for device drivers to be coded in JavaScript! 🥹

It's crazy, nobody should compile javascript but cool feature regardless 😁👍

Wait, is that @awesome-coding ?

I litterally just asked myself today how I can host my own website after making it online and it looked like it would really complicated and messy but this is just perfect and perfect timing too, thx Deno love it

You javascript guys are dangerous than cancer