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This looks amazing. First time hearing about it, can't believe this hasn't gotten more tracktion.

• dirtnugget 6y ago
  I guess the biggest complaint after it was released was the lack of a packet manager. Not sure if that situation changed. However there was quite some buzz around it, here as well.
  • randtrain34 6y ago
    I think not having a package manager was pretty intentional and unlikely to change. I personally like the new import from url functionality, especially when combined with the ability to alias some of those away.
    • dirtnugget 6y ago
      Sooo after a quick look through their packages it turns out there is one: https://deno.land/x/trex@v1.3.1 https://deno.land/x/trex@v1.3.1 Though I gotta agree that not having to have one is pretty sweet. Just wondering how that would scale and age.
      • raxor53 6y ago
        Ryan Dahl has talked about how he regrets making npm the default package manager for Node. I think its smart to have some explicit separation between framework and package manager.
      • kamranjon 6y ago
        That's a 3rd party package
    • JMTQp8lwXL 6y ago
      Something about downloading dependencies at runtime, rather than build time, seems less safe, but in either case, you still have to download them, so maybe not.