Ryan Dahl's "The JavaScript Runtime for the Serverless Era" (GOTO 2022)

[@nubunto]

Legend says create-react-app is still running to this day…

[@crowlsyong]

Fresh framework user here. dig deno and everything goin on there. keep up the good work everyone.

[@soniablanche5672]

What I like is that you can, correctly if I am wrong, use the entire node core library in deno with the latest version. So any code written in "pure" javascript for node with es modules and imported as "node:something" should automatically work with deno.

[@nubunto]

It should, but it doesn’t. gRPC is one example that just breaks today (Deno 1.30 ish)

[@rauno56]

Since Ryan mentioned cherry-picking... du comparison is not fair since node has deps inside the project dir, deno has them globally in DENO_DIR. In project directory: export DENO_DIR=./.deno_dir deno task start However, even then the folder is 20M in size as opposed to 200.

[@kasper369]

I love deno, Just one thing, With imports do i have to remmember urls to import, or copy urls.

[@GolderiQ]

The Deno extension for VS Code help you a bit with autocompletion but you better remember a bit, like the general structure of the URL, to know what to type to get suggestions from VS Code

[@sle6423]

Oh this is older. Cool nevertheless

[@MelroyvandenBerg]

I don't agree with running your own server at home is bad, slow, an not cost effective. I hate those big cloud services. the web was intended to be decentralized. Therefore I will never host my website or apps on any other service expect my own.

[@MarkConstable]

Terrible audio. Please use a decent professional microphone.

[@Channelcustomization832]

It is ok for me