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This looks absolutely fantastic!! For some reason I assumed Deno was an "experimental" project, didn't realise it would be released so soon. * Use TypeScript
by rkwz 6y ago
This looks absolutely fantastic!!
For some reason I assumed Deno was an "experimental" project, didn't realise it would be released so soon.
* Use TypeScript without transpilation
* Need explicit permissions for filesystem, network etc
* Extends JS standard library with useful modules like fetch, logging etc
* Builtin tooling like test runner, formatter etc
- Already__Taken 6y agoor can be both. node got pretty stable in so far as the very core pretty quick.
- The_rationalist 6y agoUse TypeScript without transpilation how is this achieved?
- gorbypark 6y agoIf I'm not mistaken, it still transpiles TypeScript to Javascript. It just has the TypeScript compiler built into deno itself, but the transpilation step is still happening (just kind of invisibly to the user).
- kumarvvr 6y agoIsn't that the best part? No more tsconfig files and all that nonsense. Typescript is a great language and it has a direct target for development now.