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Of course Deno has a build step. The difference is you don't have to configure it and it happens on demand rather than aot. It's definitely an improvement but
by pier25 4y ago
Of course Deno has a build step. The difference is you don't have to configure it and it happens on demand rather than aot.
It's definitely an improvement but the title is misleading.
- draw_down 4y ago[dead]
- tracker1 4y agoProbably one of the more rational takes I've seen in this discussion... I happen to prefer the Deno approach, while I really do appreciate the efforts for better node.js compatibility, if only because of the sheer volume of modules out there. I do think that new libraries should probably go the other direction with Deno first and Node/npm as a separate build target. I've started also reaching for Deno first for a few shell scripting chores where I need more than bash... #!/usr/bin/env -S deno run ... Which has been pretty handy.