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Im not sure why are you down voted, because your statement isn’t wrong, I’m not sure of Deno internals, but what GP said is also true, AFAIK is similar to run y
by norman784 4y ago
Im not sure why are you down voted, because your statement isn’t wrong, I’m not sure of Deno internals, but what GP said is also true, AFAIK is similar to run your TS app with ts-node but without the need to add a dependency, so it means that you just execute `deno run index.ts` and it worke, I’m not 100% sure but I think is also works with tsx/jsx files.
- lucideer 4y agoWhile the comment is technically accurate, it's: (a) worded as a contradiction to the parent comment but isn't (it just talks about something unrelated - runtime typechecks). Deno does run typescript code out of the box, typechecks aside. (b) the technical accuracy isn't particularly significant/relevant since in practice Deno has a simple switch to check types on run (though I'm not sure why you would want to do that outside of a development environment: Typescript is a static tool & doesn't have any dynamic capabilities that would change results based on runtime environment).