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I can't wait for deno.js to really skyrocket. It solves all of this garbage packaging dependency nonsense.
by somenewaccount1 4y ago
I can't wait for deno.js to really skyrocket. It solves all of this garbage packaging dependency nonsense.
- cto_official 4y agowas just reading about them, the were trending on github today.. if we want to port an existing typescript project to deno any ideas how complex it would be ?
- GiorgioG 4y agoI'd guess it would not be trivial. NPM packages are not compatible out of the box. There are workarounds, but generally speaking it's still (relatively) early days in Deno-land. Having said that, I've been playing around with the Deno Fresh framework and it's been a refreshing experience compared to typical TS based web app development.
- simlevesque 4y agoAt this point it would almost require a full rewrite. I use it for a new projects. But things like using Vue is really hard, some packages help but they are also buggy.
- hobofan 4y agoNo, it doesn't. All Deno does by ignoring dependency management is creating a breeding ground for worse dependency management.