Does the repl of #deno have something like pythons help() function?
Help() shows the docs and signature of a method, class or module.
Nix Gang,
I have released an opinionated Nix Flake template for Deno.
https://github.com/Ookiiboy/templates
Features include:
- direnv file - for you cool kids
- Pretty good .gitignore
- Built-in git hooks; no setup required, runs deno tooling on commit.
- Linked `.editorconfig`
- Nix formatter already setup
Should be fairly turnkey.
P.S.:
@deno_land team, if you're reading this, I have room for Dinosaur stickers on my laptop.
Going to try #deno2 out for a little util. I want to download my gmail archive, process it with #duckdb and then store it somewhere as #parquet
Lots of interesting stuff in my email, links, lyrics, etc. But its also storing a lot of things I'd rather not be on the internet at all.
Last time I tried out #deno I really liked it but ran into API compat issues with the #webcrypto API so its been a little while since I used it last.
Let's see if the marketing is legit.
This extension is a fork of the official deno extension. Adds support for Deno LSP on notebooks. It also defines a new notebook type (*.nb.ts). This way you can use "import" between notebooks. Lastly, it also adds a notebook controller for vscode, so you can use deno's jupyter kernel in vscode without Python.
خب باید بگم که طبق این ویدیو deno2 بنظر خیلی جذاب میاد و حتما باهاش چندتا پروژه میزنم ببینم چطوره.
اگر انقدری که بنظر میاد خوب باشه، بنظرم ترکیب برنده برای سرور میتونه deno با typescript بعلاوه ی rust باشه.
عمده ی کار ها با deno, بخش های محاسباتی و سنگین با rust.
Last week, the highly anticipated JavaScript runtime was released, with arguably the greatest launch campaign for a JavaScript tool ever made.Deno 2 Commerci...
Holy shit, #deno weiß wie man Werbung macht 😮
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d35SlRgVxT8
#deno #npm #node #nodejs #js #javascript #heaven #salvation #simple #programming #language #awesome #typescript #by #default #typesafe #deno2
#deno
I am on #deno2 (and fresh 1.72) now for all the Fediwork –
the clients are kept free from dependencies as far as possible and it feels so up to date.
However:
Tested tons of modules and there is currently one problem, webstandards change and so https://deno.com/blog/v2.0-release-candidate#import-assertions-are-dead-long-live-import-attributes –
but not all of the modules updated !
The most popular issue I found is that denosaurs/emoji version needs to be updated to 3.1 but some popular modules like deno-gfm (for markdown) use 3.0 still.
https://github.com/denoland/deno-gfm/pull/128
Just be aware of that before upgrading