DenoJS is there to replace NodeJS. Or, at least, it has the goal to do so and to fix NodeJS’ biggest flaws. It’s by the same creator (Ryan Dahl) and it comes with some pretty interesting built-in features like TypeScript support and more. Let’s take a first look at Deno, explore it’s key features and find out if you should make the switch.
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Thanks Max. Are you going to create another amazing course and launch it on Udemy? I'm sure there's thousands of people who know you that will be thinking exactly the same thing. It's a shame that more people aren't looking at Rust as an alternative to NodeJS as it's popularity may win our vote for you to create a Rust course 😀
They should fix the problems of NodeJS instead of completely making a new one.
Wow this is amazing
Deno originally comes from Denosour..
Besides out of the box typescript support, I don't see any reason to switch to Deno. On top of that the Node / Express code you showed (for creating a web server), looks a lot cleaner than the Deno approach.
fuck i just stared learning node js 🙁
An important update, Deno will NOT USE TYPESCRIPT internally anymore. https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1_WvwHl7BXUPmoiSeD8G83JmS8ypsTPqed4Btkqkn_-4/mobilebasic
so deno equals 'miniNode.ts'
What will happen, if I will merge Golang and Node.js?
Developers: Deno will replace Node.js
Me: Mathafaca, I just learned Node.js after a hard struggle of two years.
It's DEEEEEENO. Like Dino. Because it's a dinosaur.
kill me
Not impressed with this deno thing. Hypers will hype I suppose…
Hi Max,
Hope you are doing great
Can you please make "Deno JS – The Complete Guide" Just like
NodeJS – The Complete Guide (incl. MVC, REST APIs, GraphQL)
Deno not supporting npm packages is a good thing. Let's start from clean slate.
Just keep in mind that deno uses the term "modules" instead of "packages" so it doesn't get confused with node packages.
Well that import by url looks kind of strange…
Instead of 'infinite array' maybe 'unbounded array' is more accurate?
the moment I see DENO, I'm DONE
Being a typescript guy, I straight away accept deno and reject both JavaScript and nodejs. It's time we should move away with this awful language called JavaScript. Deno is the first step towards this direction.
"node".split().sort().join() = deno : – )
Deno js to node js [spiderman meme]
lmk when a Deno Complete Guide gets released…
i am sooo tired of all of the new things, frameworks, etc that keep on appearing.it's great that people get bored with what we have… let's focus on creating useful experiences instead of relearning frameworks and tools that do 99% the same things, every 3 months
Excellent info
Deno still didn't address the biggest flaw of Node: JavaScript
what I like about deno is that node will have some direct competition and will fire back
php is still php and then node then deno then hahahah and some thing is rusty in it
Can't wait for ryan dahl to create nedo
short answer: no
long answer: nope
Short answer no. Long answer noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooot yet.
You adorable js devs chance frameworks/libs more then ya undies 🙂
Is Deno.js dead?
i;ll stick with node for time being while keeping an eye to deno.
That permission thing is awesome!
let's' increase safety. How?? by including libraries using just an url…
It pronounces as "d i n o"
This Good but Disastrous, as if node and npm modules weren't good enough.
deno is just the same node.js v8 engine + typescript compiler built in rust into one executable file. It also uses es6 imports / exports + has a built formatter + bundler -> in the end it can also replace webpack for some (just like snowpack / pika). The less tooling to use the better imho. Try deno –version + deno -h. It is node.js after all
what IDE/editor are you using there?
If my code has dependent permissions, and third-party modules also rely on permissions, the permissions I gave can also be used by third parties, how to avoid risks
Without npm install how can we manage packages version?, it sounds kind of messy to only have those references at the code level.
Oh no….not again
Whoelse scrolling the comments
and laughing ? I feel, commenting is an art.
I emailed you some important question, it's for my college project, could you please please reply?
Great! Another one 😐
What is deno? What is deno? Here are 3 changes. Btw, it’s so new, doesn’t have nomenclature nor backwards compatibility….so, thanks for wasting our time. This sounds more like an ego project because inventor was pissed people picked on node for NPM
First man… Whats that new thing similar to node.js……… second man answers…. Den-o…. First man oh I thought you'd know !!! 🤣🤣🤣
They had me at built in Rust 🙂
And the next be like enod