Can Deno be your new package manager?

Deno is also a JavaScript and TypeScript package manager, with the commands `deno install`, `deno add`, `deno remove`, and more.
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Deno is an all-in-one zero config for developing JavaScript and TypeScript.
Website: deno.com
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[@anuragroy11]

You missed `deno outdated` which can be used to list all outdated deps and can be updated to the latest versions using `deno outdated --update --latest`. Also, the new improvements to `deno task` are so so good!

[@deno_land]

we're gonna do another video to cover those!

[@GarciaResearch]

@@deno_land cool, kind of ncu -u I'm using for checking dependencies new versions

[@RobertMacLeanDeveloper]

no info on update or info but the title card implied?

[@mzhomie8880]

Can you please create a video about debugging with VSCode and/or JetBrains products?

[@deno_land]

Yes! We have a VScode one coming soon.

[@joesligo1516]

Love it

[@CloudMaking]

This might be a silly question, but wasnt the whole point to not have dependencies installed? Like u can just reference by link?

[@icemelt7ful]

They made fun of package.json and added it back again lol

[@Davidlavieri]

It has to live somewhere in disk unless you want to download it all and keep it memory until next rub

[@deno_land]

not a silly question! you can do both :) you can use URL imports for smaller projects / scripts and deno install/package manager for larger projects/teams. URL imports are great because your projects can simply be a single file without a dependency manifest or anything else.

[@CloudMaking]

@@deno_land yup love the simplicity of the link imports, already started migrating my projects to deno and deno deploy ✨ if you dont mind can you please give a couple of examples of where the import/install would be a good idea, the whole teams/big project thing isnt sitting right with me as in my brain wouldnt not having to deal with dependencies be easier in a big team or project? Not sure if you get what i mean haha, but ya thank you for the reply, love simple systems love whats deno is doing. Also on a slight tangent i really wish that when u make a fresh fresh project and pick tailwind css it would just use the cdn instead of making a node module folders, it clutters what would else be a very clean file directory, not sure if that can be a flag or an option.

[@anasouardini]

I hate NPM, just become a package manager, please!!!