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!

[@alinghinea]

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

[@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!

[@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!

[@WilliamStrealy]

Rad! Looks like development is coming through quickly

[@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.

[@bigbadcatbigbcy2933]

Future is deno

[@GaziAshiq]

awesome update

[@catmaxi2599]

I see what you did there

[@timothyshiu2263]

import wasm just like a regular package import! thank you for making our life better. awesome!

[@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.

[@PragmaticIT]

Great! I love compile feature!

[@mbaneshi]

Deno Change Web Forever ♥

[@leonhardmay3569]

This is so good.

[@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?

[@andreasWebDev]

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

[@sakesun]

I'm sold.

[@kart_elon_xd]

Take one shot everytime he says "Deno"

[@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!

[@WesBos]

deno compile is awesome! Nice work everyone

[@AlphaTheKiwi]

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

[@hellotherenameishere]

Deno LT’S GO

[@codokit]

Deno updates is huge than node updates.

[@Dik131WZD]

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

[@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.

[@_vicary]

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

[@WillDelish]

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

[@PabloSantiago]

DENOOOOOOOOOO

[@metaltyphoon]

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

[@moizrasheed]

The video is "Awesome"

[@constantinefedotov8394]

I also hope eslint support is on the way 🎉

[@benotisanchez5583]

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

[@theycallmesloth]

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

[@oszi7058]

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

[@CFonz13]

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

[@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

[@abdellahcodes]

I recognize this voice from somewhere 😂

[@larscwallin]

Sweet 🍬

[@osvaldo81]

Denoooo XD :)

[@okoiful]

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

[@patolorde]

Im ten

[@oreyon9514]

Still waiting Deno support with NestJS

[@gvsakhil143]

Same here

[@Luisllaboj19]

This feels like a Fireship vid

[@amine7]

Nah, this feels like an Awesome vid

[@vanilla_master]

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

[@sauravagun9751]

dangggggg

[@duckydude20]

deno support on webstorm is very bad.

[@krtirtho]

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

[@keybraker]

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

[@parlor3115]

Not worth it if no Nest.js

[@gvsakhil143]

I agree

[@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