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From the sound of things, deno init basically just downloads a sample project- it's not creating actual boilerplate that you're going to keep using as you imple
by brundolf 4y ago
From the sound of things, deno init basically just downloads a sample project- it's not creating actual boilerplate that you're going to keep using as you implement your real app
- IshKebab 4y agoYeah but that's what users want. `<project manager> init` is a de facto standard way to say "Ok, new tool that I don't understand, make me a blank project." Just because Deno's blank project is literally just `/* main.ts */ console.log("hello world!");` doesn't mean that the `init` command is useless. It's not useful if you are already aware how Deno works. The point of adding it is to help people who don't know. It's about discoverability.