Deno Crash Course

[@TraversyMedia]

I have just created part 2 where we add PostgreSQL to the API and implement Denon, which is like a Nodemon for Deno kzbin.info/www/bejne/gabEemmjpc15hMU

[@aryankathawale9269]

[@hnasr]

This is what I love about Brad, he just get to work and show the tech instead of arguing about it. 👍

[@TraversyMedia]

I had to pin this comment. You are 100% dead on. I don't care about the stupid drama or saying Node vs Deno. I am looking at it for what it is. Thank you for saying that

[@LlegoManuel]

@@TraversyMedia Just what the proffesionals do. Use Node or Deno, what matters is the job that you are about to do and wich tool is good for that job. Keep like that. Take care.

[@hnasr]

Traversy Media keep up the good work bro, you are such an inspiration for all of us tech content creators.

[@gibdopaminepls]

hey look, it's hussein! finding your channel was like finding a gem, seriously. everyone reading this, go subscribe to him right fucking now.

[@TraversyMedia]

Just subbed to your channel as well 👍🏻

[@vain_za]

Ryan Dhal: "Let's release Deno at 9am" Brad at 9:22am: "Hey guys, welcome to my Deno Crash Course"

[@EddyVinck]

Brad codes at 3x speed and slows the video down so he can release a 52 minute video in only 22 minutes

[@SarthakPrajapati]

Seriously! He is the fastest man.

[@squidward7091]

Hahaha 😂😂😂

[@gotechkey1185]

LOL

[@roj1512]

LMAO

[@samip4sure]

fans: "how fast can you deliver us the course?" Brad: "YES!"

[@junangameplays3271]

Others tech channel: Is Deno safe? Is Deno going killing Node? Is it useful? Brad: Deno 1 hour course

[@jazzmaster89]

Brad gets it, doesn't waste time bickering about the tech, he simply builds a rest api and then has proof of concept to validate his opinion. Great stuff!

[@AnnoyingJason]

I find the slides very useful Brad, don't be discouraged by the haters. I found the slides are a great introduction to the tech, why it's being developed, its history and context, advantages, etc. This type of info can't really be shown by programming alone, so it definitely shows/explains why we're here and learning the tech in the first place. If anything, use KZbin's feature of partitioning your video into the different sections, so that people who want to hop straight into coding can do so!

[@gosnooky]

46:33 You can use Typescript's Partial to create an interface of all optional properties on the Product interface.

[@BulletsToBrainRatio]

Love your videos, I started watching about 6 months ago, just started my third week on the job working fulltime as a junior fullstack dev. Thanks for the help!

[@panomapet9441]

started coding 6 months ago?

[@nizamuddinshaikh3185]

I think you are the first to demonstrate deno.js. So quick! so precise! Thanks. 👍😃

[@VenkateshMogili]

When I think about any crash course, I got only one man come into my mind, who is non other than Brad❤❤❤. I almost learnt most of the technologies by seeing ur crash courses only from Angular till this Deno(more than 2 years). Thank you very much for ur great work.

[@SxC97]

Hiring Managers: "We're looking for someone with 5-7 years of Deno experience..."

[@neptunemike]

preferably 10 years, and certified in DenoJS

[@BulletsToBrainRatio]

Just apply anyway lol. Most criteria is bs and they only want someone who hits 3/10 notes.

[@promiselxg]

lol...funny but true

[@SxC97]

@@internet4543 I've seen people require 5+ years of Go and Swift experience back when they had only been out for ~18 months. It definitely still happens.

[@gambomaster]

This comment is getting as boring as Node vs Deno comments. 🙄

[@TheCodeholic]

Even though I knew what Brad would write as soon as he started working on API, I did not skip any second, because I might miss some important words maybe not connected to API. I think TraversyMedia is exceptional channel I watch most of the videos' every second.

[@IbrahimKhan-fm9uq]

Practicality is What I Like Most About Brad... Straight to the Point.. 🔥🔥✌️

[@turbokev3772]

Wow! Amazing Brad. Way to stay on top of the industry in a way that is practical and useful, rather than hyped up and theoretical. Others create click bait with no substance. You supply gold, free of charge.

[@blackaccel]

Love to see new traversy videos pop up in my news feed. Especially when its about an amazing technology like deno.

[@arwahsapi]

A daily dose of a 1-hour Brad's video is dope and never enough.

[@shardulbirje6379]

First time watching a Brad Traversy video... Already in love 😍nicely explained

[@wasiquehaider4727]

I read an article yesterday on deno and now brad has come up with that crash course. Brad you are a magician 😁

[@favoritetechbro]

Brad is the real GOAT. My respect always

[@rez41]

So much floating about on Twitter etc for Deno but I haven’t bothered really looking into it. Was waiting for this video to give me the lowdown as he always does so well thanks Brad!

[@abhayganti8662]

Traversy Media, you have given me the inspiration to start a new KZbin channel on coding. Thank you so much !!!

[@ammarrazzak5302]

Yea!!!! I was just playing around with Deno a week ago!! And I wished for a crash course, then the wish was granted :)

[@TheAremoh]

Is it that Brad has been working on deno Crash course tutorial before the release? Good tutorial as always.

[@TraversyMedia]

No, honestly I was thinking about not even creating one because I hate that some people think it will just replace Node tomorrow. However, I do like it and I kept getting asked to do a crash course on it

[@Alessandro-nq3tm]

28:47 tip: you can use type instead of interfaces, if you don't use it in any implementation. However thank you brand for your hard work !!

[@digigoliath]

Awesome. I don't even know Node.js, so why I am watching this?!! But I love this introduction to Deno using a simple CRUD API example. All that in about 50 mins! Well worth the time & also very enjoyable. TQVM Brad!!

[@AccessCode101]

Exactly. no bs about how good or bad deno could be but a true crash course on it. First timer, as always, Traversy Media! Thanks, man.

[@rebelmachine88]

Awesome video, Brad! Looking forward to hooking this up to Mongo or AWS, etc... Exciting new stuff!

[@diahrongrismore1054]

Awesome job Brad! Life is about choices and decisions. You control your own and respect others. There's room for everyone.

[@husseinalmosawi2001]

Watching this at 4:18 am in Iraq! I think I'm in love with Brad. Thanks man you're awesome

[@menandmice]

Thank you Brad for your work. You seem to be a civilized man (apologizing after coughing albeit slightly unnecessary) and also a married man. That feels good too. Keep up doing the good work!

[@atibyte]

Never believe those idiots who say that something is dead, just bacause something new came. They said C, Java, PHP, Ruby, and others are dead, but they are still alive and widely used. Thank You Brad for the video.

[@armanahmed4806]

As expected I wanted for week for this course many KZbinrs had already uploaded crash course but I waited for urs thanks Brad ... Love ur teaching

[@TRN_SeaHag]

Im a simple man, I see Traversy Crash Course. I learn, I like

[@Mental1993]

Brad, always on alert for new interesting technologies. You love what you're doing, and that's the main reason you're doing it that good. Keep it up from an old supporter :)

[@joross8]

Thanks for the demo Brad. Nice, concise overview. The way I see Deno is simply a javascript runtime that is set up like Go. I'll look forward to the follow up demo.

[@bunyaritaofbup6443]

Incredible! You can delivery the course so fast!

[@njoguman875]

Greatest Of All Time.. Thanks alot Brad. Greetings from Kenya

[@otmanm4095]

Awesome, all your crash course are awesome to put the first step in technology, you are just awesome, love this type of format. Easy and fast to learn with. I'm interested in Deno mostly for Typescript!

[@passioncorners]

Nice! Glad Trav pusheed the crash course out !

[@christophersousa834]

A friend just told me about Deno the day you released this vid... perfect timing 👍

[@hussainaljassim3110]

still learning frontend development but I got excited every time you make a new tutorial even if I don't understand. I love your dedication to the industry. Thanks for investing in millions of developers around the world... keep it up sir ♥️

[@farhajkhan9379]

Great work Brad you always come with new things .....

[@quaweeguy]

this is the first time I heard of Deno. Thanks

[@Adam-gp3ij]

I was waiting for you to make this video! Thank god we have you! Thankssssss a lot brother

[@ologungbaradavid2181]

We have more comments about Brad than deno itself... Speaks volume

[@gloverolaoluwa5213]

I was very sure Brad couldn't resist the temptation. Thanks Brad 💪

[@vikasni95]

Brad again uhve proved tht ur a legend... Lots of support and love from india 🇮🇳 😍😍...

[@nick__schlobohm-n8d]

The video I was waiting for since I heard about Deno! Thank you Brad, I am always impressed with and grateful for your content.

[@mdasrafbokthansari2751]

People are making intro videos but you have made a crush course...This what called a genius mind.👉

[@rangabharath4253]

Awesome as always. Thank u so much Brad for introducing us the latest technologies.

[@IBITZEE]

as always,,, great job.... await(ing) for a video with database interaction... Thanks

[@shadowind30]

I was expecting this to be shorter, but wow. Great Job as always Brad

[@bedelemma6113]

i like your opinion about the reality about the future and your simplicity and running with time thx brad!!!!1

[@ceralguy85]

Great content Brad, It seems we have a brighter futuro with Deno, keep it up with the great content

[@ericbeard7007]

Dude this is awesome explanation, you just got into it quickly

[@BrandonSWie]

Thanks for this amazing crash course! I’m proud of being a student of yours who’s taking your MERN stack course.

[@Omerko]

Wow, so much new technology on channel, thanks!

[@neo-the-one]

Brad you are a gift to all developers keep up the good work 😍🤩👌, I hope you do more stuff with typescript in the future

[@dovh49]

One of things that I like about Deno is that it simplifies the build process and testing. If you are just doing front end code with TypeScript or JS with ES Modules then you are set to go. Where in Nodejs ES Modules are first class yet so it is a huge pain in the butt.

[@mitri-dvp]

How do you even post videos like this so quickly? Traversy you're amazing

[@johnnytee]

Brad! you are always on point...just what I want at the moment

[@PB72UK]

I hate it when something new comes along and then you get people asking or even stating something prior is suddenly dead.... This has been used for things like jQuery, PHP to name just a few things... These things will still be here in years to come, Same for node.js ... Its like saying just because Ferrari make sports cars, every other brand is dead... Well kinda .. thanks Brad , your attitude is a refreshing change... 🤘😎

[@theBIGgee]

Brad is making me go crazy!

[@azizkhujakhujaev2598]

Wooow finally I was waiting from you thank you so much and first comment☺️👏

[@lordswaggity1213]

No IM THE FIRST COMMENT BRUH >:( Very important who's first I know xD

[@alimaxion2005]

Thanks for this comprehensive video

[@yawn74]

Edit: I researched and base on deno.land/x/oak shows the examples and proper usage of it. Hence depending on when you installed, the README.md differs as well. In my time it would be: request.body() instead of await request.body() await body.value instead of body.value

[@shibatadashi]

and i was checking the code all day for "why my post req sends the id but not the rest of the body.?" , thank u

[@yansamreach5584]

Thanks for this basic tutorial Deno... love it

[@bobbyiliev_]

Man, you are an absolute legend!

[@Exypher111]

Thank you Brad, always fun to just watch coding and learn some new concepts!

[@dylanwaters3146]

Do people really dislike the slides? I think you spend just the right amount of time giving background information. You let us know what the tool is, and why it can be useful.

[@Cyber_Lanka]

Thanks for all your hard work man. Awesome video as always.

[@AdemoyeOpeoluwa]

Been expecting this crash course

[@desbutler4257]

Brad, you did it again. You are truly a mind reader. Only last night I was looking for any contact for you, to suggest doing EXACTLY THIS! Thank you so much. I would love to know your thoughts on this as a successor to NodeJS, an idea so far (it seems) only the developer seems certain of.

[@billkariri]

It's 2am over here 😂😂 and I just saw the video before going to bed, thanks Brad I'm now saving it for watch later

[@taab84]

fun fact: Flash had also a huge ecosystem in the past but i agree with you with language death, even if node become obsolete, inertia will keep it alive for years and people will have enough time to learn something else

[@ksubyslowed]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSS SIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR LETS GO 🐱‍🐉

[@mhdyousuf3392]

Brad never disappoints👍👍👍👍

[@snoowwe]

I love your videos so much! The only thing is that I can't watch your videos while on the bed or I get sleepy

[@0xAlpine]

Great video! More videos on deno! 🥳

[@CreativeSequence]

you are genius brad always i always like your video

[@BBI-Brandboost]

Another great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@anaghzaccount]

Great Tutorial as always!! Btw, in Deno 1.3 body.value returns an unresolved Promise. We need to await body.value now. I think you should add it somewhere in the summary maybe.

[@danibedz]

Thanks for this - I was struggling to work out why just my product ID was being returned and none of the rest of the product information.

[@aotechdev]

I waited for it to start learn it from you Brad,

[@eduAIJourney]

Thanks Brad looking forward to see Deno api tutorial with database

[@tintin537]

Hello, and thank you for this nice and neat tutorial. Just wanted to tell you there is a library called "denom" which is equivalent to "nodemon" in node in case you didn't see it.

[@jacobholst2333]

46:09 could also do Partial which will make all the props optional for you :)

[@bamxuberant]

This is pretty impressive... What in the world. Lol I will definitely be buying one of your courses on Udemy. Not sure which yet. But you are relentless. bro!

[@georgeomara]

Brad your the best!

[@hongoSalvaje17]

Awesome! Thanks Brad!

[@ahmedthebest]

Wonder wonderful content as normal You are the one

[@ahlalfiqh]

Thank you Traversy Media.

[@freeedom22]

Thanks for saying it as it is about articles like "Nodejs is dead"

[@jongseoklee9477]

My udemy teacher Brad!! Thank you all the time ^^

[@LucXX36]

You can always be trusted. Thanks man!

[@realboutouil]

You are the best keep up

[@vladosononame6376]

thank you for this explaination! Deno is realy nice

[@deeppanchal1332]

Thank you for this Brad. I saw the video and hit like ASAP

[@arupesh2931]

Was waiting for you to upload since deno came live.

[@ighsight]

Doesn't matter when it came out, you're late and Brad's already got a video on it that is at least half a year old.