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If they want to have these primitives then I’d prefer to have a “universal” queue API that would work with SQS, Kafka, etc. with some magic. But the developer A
by coffeebeqn 3y ago
If they want to have these primitives then I’d prefer to have a “universal” queue API that would work with SQS, Kafka, etc. with some magic. But the developer API could be just deno.Queue or whatever
- paxys 3y agoWhy try to standardize the interface at all? This isn't the job of a programming language, and there is no way it can anticipate all the possible use cases. Let each service publish their own bindings, and you can a programmer can consume whichever ones you want.
- dkn 3y agoDeno is not a programming language though. It's a JavaScript (TypeScript) runtime. Deno is basically trying to be an infrastructure framework for JavaScript.