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Not a fan, for one reason in particular: they allow URL imports[0]. It's a massive uptime and security flaw in my opinion that was added because someone asked f
by junon 3y ago
Not a fan, for one reason in particular: they allow URL imports[0]. It's a massive uptime and security flaw in my opinion that was added because someone asked for it. It's been asked for on the Node repository as well where it's received mixed feedback (namely, negative feedback from several core contributors) due to it being, well... a dumb idea.
I've never seen the need for Deno. Every library I've written that has more than a few hundred users has inevitably been spammed about "Deno support when?" which also turned me off from it.
[0] https://deno.com/manual@v1.0.0/linking_to_external_code https://deno.com/manual@v1.0.0/linking_to_external_code
- f_devd 3y agoThey have ways to lock, bundle & version those in the faq you linked, so it doesn't seem to be a problem. I wonder if people have the same complaints about golang
- junon 3y agoLocking, bundling and versioning do not solve availability.
- f_devd 3y agoI'm not sure what you mean the versioning & bundling both ensure you have the right version in your local repository if desired. Of course the upstream source can go down but that isn't really different from any other package manager.