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I wonder why using CLI requires you downloading Deno. Can't Deno compile to static binary? https://www.infoq.com/news/2021/02/deno-compiles-native-binaries/ ht

• thinkmassive 5y ago
  This doesn’t seem like a CLI/TUI for chatting on slack, but more like a CLI tool for building commands to be used within Slack, like /mycommand, which they call “slack apps”
  • SV_BubbleTime 5y ago
    Thanks. I haven’t been following why there is should be a CLI in slack, or what they’re doing here. And in classic “tech things for tech people” manner, they don’t seem to explain their intent in the post. How, but not why. Ok. So they want me to be able to write commands that go between slack and my app, and I assume get results back in to slack. Do I want this? I don’t have to open a terminal window if I’m already in slack, and I assume the real thing here is I can get complex actions right? IDK, maybe it’s another thing I just don’t get.
• 40four 5y ago
  The CLI generates a project scaffolding for you, which is a Deno project. So I’m not sure the issue is the CLI itself, but the apps you will be building are Deno based.