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I've been using it in production (Deno) for a while. It's pretty solid, but their documentation is sorely lacking, so you often have to feel your way to getting
by promiseofbeans 3y ago
I've been using it in production (Deno) for a while. It's pretty solid, but their documentation is sorely lacking, so you often have to feel your way to getting more complex things to work.
- twosdai 3y agoCould you comment on what you're using deno in prod for? I'm curious to see and learn more about deno for production cases. I'm a big ts and nodejs user, and deno always seemed interesting to me. However I am afraid of being an early mover, so I like to learn more about use cases people have validated.
- promiseofbeans 3y agoWe use it for processing real-time UDP streams, as well as storing the data in postgres (as well as a hosting small API for exporting said data). We also use it to re-publish the UDP streams in a WebSocket format, for consumption by web applications.