Deno got even better!

[@IKcodeIgorWnek]

I have been using Deno since 2.0 release in all my private projects. It's just great! And it's getting better and better. Thanks!

[@deno_land]

glad to hear that. let us know if there's any content or help you'd like to see from us!

[@kevshow]

You guys are killing it I am switching from node to Deno, and your commonjs support so I can at least import a bunch of libraries that are javascript based at there core and do a LOT of functionality from previous projects that I am sticking now in a much bigger service, where all the service code I converted to ESM made this possible and very seemless. KEEP up the great work!

[@deno_land]

Love to hear that! Let us know if theres any content or resources we can provide to make that experience even easier for you.

[@TRLYx]

It’s rare that I get THIS stoked about a software project! Deno peeps, you are doing the lord’s work! To be clear, I was never terribly interested in writing apps for Node. I have, but never really enjoyed the experience. Deno got me excited about writing serious applications, both personally and professionally, in TS/JS! That’s a feat for the normally Python/Go/Rust developer I am! Keep doing amazing things!!

[@deno_land]

that's awesome to hear that! let us know how we can make TS/JS experience even better for you!

[@danygagnon8446]

WASM support is huge for rust development! Thanks

[@deno_land]

yes!!! let us know how you like it!

[@alinghinea]

Idk man but deno devs are really working even in Christmas time

[@deno_land]

🎄

[@noswag5773]

Everyone is working regardless of development job...😢

[@du42bz]

Why should you stop working in christmas time, just because it's christmas time? The world keeps turning, things keep happening, people keep on living. The universe and nobody cares about this christmas thing.

[@WilliamStrealy]

Rad! Looks like development is coming through quickly

[@AV_YOUTUBE_202X]

For the _Deno 1.6+ Compile,_ I hacked out a way to insert an arbitrary blob into the compile which contained my own binary data. Now I won't need to do that any longer! *Thank you guys!* Deno just keeps getting better and better. I’m so glad Ryan kept innovating beyond Node. If y’all haven’t tried Deno yet, it just feels _more rock-solid_ than Node. It feels like you’re working in a rock-solid Rust-based system rather than a C++-based system.

[@devkasunlakshitha]

Awesome is now working with Deno Team, which is AWESOME!

[@FTheohu]

I thought KZbin's UI bugged out yet again, kept reloading lol

[@GaziAshiq]

awesome update

[@catmaxi2599]

I see what you did there

[@Stockclasspaintball]

I thought the same thing!

[@bigbadcatbigbcy2933]

Future is deno

[@jhny0]

If you await its only deno badum tsx

[@adnanbrq]

Love it!

[@leonhardmay3569]

This is so good.

[@WesBos]

deno compile is awesome! Nice work everyone

[@deno_land]

Thanks Wes!

[@fxr2333]

I’m mainly building backend in go/python. Wondering if there will be hands on book on deno in 2025🎉

[@scottlott3794]

Great work team!

[@PragmaticIT]

Great! I love compile feature!

[@mbaneshi]

Deno Change Web Forever ♥

[@d3stinYwOw]

I was already sold on deno, but now I'm even more.

[@sakesun]

I'm sold.

[@bean_TM]

Wouldn't supporting CJS again lead to problems that libraries wont ship / default to ESM? by supporting it, it just keeps the cjs train going. a hard stop would force people to move right?

[@andreaswagner_dev]

In theory, yes, but in reality, sometimes you need to use a package over which you may have no control. Adaptation takes time.

[@deno_land]

If it were only that simple :) The default in Deno will always be ESM, and to use CJS, you have to explicitly set that. Node is the exact opposite.

[@bean_TM]

@@deno_land thats fair.

[@somebody-anonymous]

I'm hoping that one of the OpenAI christmas surprise releases is support for running Deno! Was pretty cool to see how you can interact with Python in their upgraded Canvas feature

[@Felipe-53]

awesome work!

[@thounilo]

cant wait for "10 Things I Regret About Deno - Ryan Dahl - JSConf EU"

[@kdnz_music]

Deno 2 is really cool, interop with npm modules fixed everything. Bundling app to single binary it's a killer feature when you making cli. I started to use it for my side projects.

[@Dik131WZD]

When will Deno devs pay attention to the WebView or maybe make support to some cross platform Framework (not only to Tauri)?

[@pookiepats]

..? It works today I have been using it for some time - try a little harder would be my suggestion - I did not encounter much friction there and just so it's said - WebView is not a Deno project there's a spec - you could add / update any bindings you needed in a day or less if you know Javascript.

[@_vicary]

Please allow deno compile to warmup and embed the V8 snapshot at build time!

[@TheIpicon]

deno compile "for any major platform", we actually had to drop deno at our team, because we can't compile it to 32 bit windows.... x86. you guys should support it

[@danser_theplayer01]

Interesting. Where do you even find 32 bit windowses?

[@TheIpicon]

@ legacy code bases, it’s pretty common in big companies that are well established

[@TheIpicon]

@ fun fact: I’m in the middle of writing a “dll runner” service, so we can continue using DENO and every time we want to run a 32 bit dll we hand it off to this service

[@deno_land]

Thanks for your comment. I will share this with the team and see what we can do!

[@landsman737]

good job

[@zapfska7390]

Does this version have module resolution. So i could exclude the file extensions at the end of imports

[@thosewhoknow_sigma]

add color syntax to input prompt functions and such and it would be cool

[@vivekkaushik9508]

Hey this guys is from Awesome KZbin channel. AWESOME. ❤

[@hellotherenameishere]

Deno LT’S GO

[@oszi7058]

Can anyone tell me why I don't already use deno? compile is amazing

[@bensadik]

Awesome™ video

[@PabloSantiago]

DENOOOOOOOOOO

[@Kioki1-x8p]

Looks like WASM will be the future, including software as a service, really surprising to see the web changing soo fast & new tech releasing from Deno Team.

[@Yoshi-t5xKm]

nice

[@codokit]

Deno updates is huge than node updates.

[@moizrasheed]

The video is "Awesome"

[@keybraker]

I moved from node to deno2 upon release on my DiscordJS project, and although it works well, it randomly crashes with a known bug, lets hope this fixes it.

[@deno_land]

Can you create an issue in GitHub with the bug? github.com/denoland/deno/issues

[@AlphaTheKiwi]

I love the absolute sassy tone of "while we believe common JS is holding back the JS community" 😂

[@CFonz13]

Great stuff! Curious about the compiler, is it possible to compile a nodejs server + Cromium to run a whole webapp from an .exe?

[@deno_land]

It might be possible, but not without work 😅 but we will continue to improve this experience.

[@SabedCode]

I am Developing a JavaScript library that can generate applications for web, mobile, and desktop from a single codebase including the backend (Unified backend) Development stage same for all can the Deno developer help me

[@larscwallin]

Sweet 🍬

[@cyAbhishek]

voice is familiar. where have i heard it? aaaaa

[@WillDelish]

Curious if this Deno compile would work with Oclif to create standalone CLI scripts vs the tarball method Oclif currently offers.

[@cnijser]

try cliffy and clite with deno

[@osvaldo81]

Denoooo XD :)

[@constantinefedotov8394]

I also hope eslint support is on the way 🎉

[@theycallmesloth]

Where else have i heard this voice damm I can't remember

[@reze_dev]

The channel is called Awesome. He's also a js dev. I think it's the same person

[@cyAbhishek]

@@reze_dev Thank you!!!!!!!!!

[@Mr.BinarySniper]

Wow, I love it... but Please kill the performance competition with Bunjs.

[@benotisanchez5583]

Ok. Fine. I'll give deno another try.

[@developerlayton]

Thans for this amazing video, where is my deno sticker from advent of code D:?

[@metaltyphoon]

.NET: You get 3 years of support on LTS. Devs in shambles. Deno: I’ll give you… 6… months

[@deno_land]

As we work through the processes of supporting a new LTS branch, our intention is to increase the duration of it!

[@vighnesh153]

Deno devs are super cool. I love all features that Deno offers. I really want to switch back to Deno. The only 2 things made me switch back to nodejs were: 1. No firebase-admin sdk support on Deno Deploy 2. Pay-as-you-go payment model (like Firebase Blaze plan) instead of flat 20$ + pay-as-you-go model on Deno Deploy. In fact, if Deno deploy implements #2, I won't even need #1. #1 was only needed because Firebase Blaze plan doesn't have the monthly 20$ fee to opt-in to Pay-as-you-go model.

[@pookiepats]

You really shouldn't conflate Deno and Deno Deploy though, if you really appreciate the effort of the devs then you owe it to them to be concise in your speech. You're speaking purely of Deno Deploy, the hosting platform; this video is purely about the Deno runtime - having nothing to do with Deno Deploy. Also you left this comment 3 weeks ago and 3 weeks ago there was already a flat $20 pro plan (i would know I am on it), if you want to avoid overrages simply use the built in spend limiter. Let's not comment using old knowledge, please - it's a quick check and we want to get the good (accurate) word out on Deno AND Deno Deploy.

[@vighnesh153]

​@@pookiepats You're right, my concerns are specifically with Deno Deploy, not Deno itself. However, I believe Deno and Deno Deploy are closely linked, and the Deno developers do recommend Deno Deploy as the optimal deployment platform for Deno. Therefore, as a Deno user, I'd appreciate good support for Deno on Deno Deploy. Could you please clarify which part of my argument against Deno Deploy you believe is incorrect or outdated? I did mention that Deno Deploy offers a $20 pro plan. My understanding is that currently, switching to their pay-as-you-go model requires an initial $20 fee, which is the point I'm objecting to. I'm happy to pay a higher premium for the services I use (for example, $3 or $4 per 1 million function invocations instead of $2), but I don't like to pay a flat $20 fee just to access the pay-as-you-go model.

[@juancamacho479]

how about make a deno installer like node.js ? doing it with commands causes so many issues, I know people that don't even try deno just because they cant get the installation to work

[@cannyaii]

I recognize this voice from somewhere 😂

[@cyAbhishek]

Exactly, idk whereeee aaaaaa

[@sauravagun9751]

dangggggg

[@hero3616]

Already started to feel like another mess like nodejs is loading

[@okoiful]

Why do many software uses kids like aesthetic as if we were 5 years old...

[@patolorde]

Im ten

[@deno_land]

Programming should be simple

[@keybraker]

Deno now supporting ESM is like omitting you lost and caving in, perpetuating the problem, nice!

[@kart_elon_xd]

Take one shot everytime he says "Deno"

[@deno_land]

😂

[@peterhayman]

why did you stop maintaining the Astro integration? I wanna deno 😭

[@deno_land]

Astro should work on Deno! We have a few tutorials for it. Let us know if you run into any issues! docs.deno.com/examples/astro_tutorial/

[@vanilla_master]

Webassembly imports without import attributes are weird, i mean yeh, wasm loader still not formalized, but is it enough tho ?

[@rednafi]

6 months is LTS in the JS land 🤦‍♂

[@llanesluis19]

This feels like a Fireship vid

[@amine7]

Nah, this feels like an Awesome vid

[@duckydude20]

deno support on webstorm is very bad.

[@lachee3055]

LTS.... 6 months.... uuuh thats not LTS, thats just a delayed update. For the LTS to be actually useful, it needs to be several years.

[@deno_land]

This is our first LTS. We intend to increase LTS duration as we iterate on this. Thanks for your feedback!

[@oreyon9514]

Still waiting Deno support with NestJS

[@gvsakhil143]

Same here

[@krtirtho]

Nah man 6 months is too loong. 1 week LTS support is more than enough.

[@deno_land]

😂

[@m.b786]

6 months LTS ... do not call this long time support 6 months is fucking short ....god

[@danvictorlofranco6700]

Why should i pick this over Bun?

[@parlor3115]

Not worth it if no Nest.js

[@gvsakhil143]

I agree

[@SweetPepper0001]

🤥🤥

[@anshumankhanna8296]

All the new gen work is amazing but it seems so flawed to me that Deno has to support cjs 🥲 why won't the world just shift to esm and be done with it.

[@danko95bgd]

Because it's a crap tool like any other js tool