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> I maybe chose the wrong horse and hopped onto deno early on In the end, it's all JavaScript (or TypeScript if you like Kool-Aid), as long as you know the lan
by diggan 2y ago
> I maybe chose the wrong horse and hopped onto deno early on
In the end, it's all JavaScript (or TypeScript if you like Kool-Aid), as long as you know the language you can pretty much effortlessly jump between node, bun and deno, they're more similar than they are different :) Migrating projects on the other hand, well...
- culi 2y agoIf you're writing production code and not using TypeScript then you're using JsDocs. Which is just TypeScript again
- diggan 2y agoYup, there is only JSDoc or TypeScript, no alternatives, either before or after. Most of my production code ends up ClojureScript for frontend stuff.
- culi 2y agothe assumed topic here is the node/javascript/bun/whatever ecosystem That's cool that you get to write front-end code in an interesting language though! How long have you been doing that? How big is your team? I feel like larger teams tend to have more boring choices of software