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They have such awesome stuff in the standard library. I hope they have something competitive with Nextjs soon.
166 sats \ 3 replies \ @jp305 22 Aug
NextJS? Aren't they very different tools?
It looks like a more robust foundation for web services, but nextjs is a different beast right?
I created some supabase functions with deno and while environment setup was kind of messy, the libraries are really easy to use!
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Deno is a JavaScript runtime just like nodejs (started by a cofounder of nodejs). Nextjs is react web framework for nodejs which could run on deno someday.
Deno has its own web frameworks but they aren’t nearly as mature/complete. We use nextjs but deno is so much more security minded and supports all browser runtime apis on the server so I’d love to use it for sn.
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21 sats \ 1 reply \ @jp305 22 Aug
Yeah, next on deno makes sense, are you considering Typescript then?
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In some places, specifically around wallet code, it'd make sense for us to use so we've considered it there, but we haven't considered it otherwise. If someone joins the team that wants to write more typescript, we'd welcome that of course.
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I haven't followed Deno. Do you remember io.js? It was a fork of NodeJS. Any chance Deno gets merged into NodeJS or is that even possible?
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100 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b OP 22 Aug
Nodejs is written in C/C++ last I checked, and Deno is written in Rust, so they can share ideas and anything written in JS that doesn't make assumptions about the runtime/stdlib at most.
I don't remember https://github.com/nodejs/iojs.org but Bun has become pretty popular recently as a nodejs-alternative Javascript engine. It's still too nodejs-like for my liking though. Deno feels like golang without having to write golang.
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I knew I would feel dumb/lazy asking this. Thanks for humoring me.
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Ahh! This is pleb thing! I went there hoping for something else. My bad!
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I went to Twitter to review their thread and that just confused me even more.
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