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So when is this going to change? I mean, I suppose deno will become mature at some point, right? How did other languages become mature?
by elnatro 2y ago
So when is this going to change? I mean, I suppose deno will become mature at some point, right? How did other languages become mature?
- 999900000999 2y agoIt might never be ready for production. Who picked Deno at your company? It's a odd choice given it's limited support. Even if it's fine for some use cases, it sounds like a poor fit for your needs.
- elnatro 2y agoWell the idea was to use a typescript-capable environment, and we thought that deno could be a good fit. The main problem is that we spent more time doing trial-and-error than actually developing software. Maybe it was a bad choice, yes.
- 999900000999 2y agoI think if I was in your shoes I would have evaluate what your ultimate goal is. Do you need a back in language with types ? Maybe C# would be a better fit?
- elnatro 2y agoThanks I’m thinking about golang, I don’t know we will see. Thanks for your advice!
- 999900000999 2y agoGolang is more mature, but it's still a relatively new language. C#, Java, and to a lesser extent NodeJS and Python are enterprise level backend languages with support for whatever you can imagine.
- WuxiFingerHold 2y agoIf you don't need NPM modules, Deno is pretty nice. There's a Deno specific ecosystem (e.g. DB drivers) that is working fine, but of course you're limited compared to the huge NPM ecosystem.