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I like the batteries included option and would likely use it a lot. But not sure why they simply did not make a "batteries" package you could install on top of
by bilater 2y ago
I like the batteries included option and would likely use it a lot. But not sure why they simply did not make a "batteries" package you could install on top of core and avoid the inevitable push back they knew they would get from this.
- 8n4vidtmkvmk 2y agoDeno is doing this. I'm not sure if it's good or not tbh. Now I have to worry about std package version on top of deno ver. And if I'm going to install a random package, how am I sure std deno is the best? Maybe I should choose something else. Back to decision fatigue