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not actually disagreeing, just my opinion: .env would be nice but I personally do not miss .yaml/.toml at all so there's likely some subjectivity in these feat
by cztomsik 4y ago
not actually disagreeing, just my opinion:
.env would be nice but I personally do not miss .yaml/.toml at all so there's likely some subjectivity in these feature-requests and keeping it in user-space has a value too (simple, rock-solid core)
being able to run typescript code (without type checks) is in my opinion the biggest improvement in deno, I don't care about their own formatting or linting and I especially don't care about their LSP and opinionated way of file urls (requiring .ts suffix everywhere). Also, webgpu is nice but it shouldn't be in the core, etc.
BTW: Speaking of complexity, Deno takes 140M of memory, bun and node are both around 10M.
I think bun has huge potential to replace node, especially because it's not written in C++ nor in rust, both of these languages are extremely hard to master and that limits contributions (and FUN) to some extent. Safety is important but it seems to harm productivity a lot.
- franciscop 4y agoThose are the kind of things that you don't think about everyday until you actually need to think about it and go like, why isn't there a `YAML.parse()` like `JSON.parse` or similar? I need not only to import a separated library, but install it first? These things should def be in the core IMHO.