ECMAScript Modules in Deno

[@ImranOthman]

honey, A new deno video is up!!

[@JonLynchIsAlive]

I'm really considering Deno for my next project. Having all of this built in with zero configuration is pretty amazing.

[@deno_land]

@@JonLynchIsAlive try it out and let us know if you have any questions!

[@Code-Guild]

Don't explain everything now, we are planning to create a full Deno course soon, thank you for this great tool :)

[@deno_land]

😂 Excellent! We will promote it!

[@MichaelJiang-fj8kg]

waiting for more lessons about deno

[@nguyenduchai4047]

It’s a very useful video

[@thi-m10]

So no more "rm -rf node_modules; npm i"? Simple "deno --reload ." Great! :)

[@redviper7766]

why ./sing.ts instead of./sing ?

[@danko95bgd]

Because normal people use extensions

[@redviper7766]

​@@danko95bgd lol don't be silly. normal people don't code

[@ibgib]

Previously with ESM you had to use *.mts file extensions and the import statement itself required the *.mjs extension. So I'm not sure why they are doing just *.ts with deno.

[@thedelanyo]

So please what's the difference between jsr and deno.land?

[@deno_land]

JSR and deno.land/x share common origins, but JSR is designed to be compatible with various runtimes and bundlers. We provide more detail about the differences here: jsr.io/docs/other-registries#denolandx

[@alycheikhouldsmail7576]

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