I'm trying out #dax, the #Deno version of #zx (from Google) for some shell scripting, and I'm very happy with it. I especially like that it's based on #deno_task_shell, which is highly portable (I can use POSIX tools without worrying about Windows!) and has a lot of handy built-in helpers like progress bars.

https://github.com/dsherret/dax

Passer de #NodeJs (https://nodejs.org) à #Deno (https://deno.com/) , ça vaut le coup !

* Un simple exécutable à placer dans son ~/.local/bin.
* Standards web mieux gérés et plus largement utilisés.
* Des Apis pas trop différentes
* Une sécurité accrue.

Le travail de migration m'a permit d'isoler les dépendances au runtime dans deux-trois modules qui utilisent maintenant Deno ou NodeJs, au choix.

A tester, vraiment.

#Javascript

https://github.com/denoland/deno
How hard is it to fork #Deno and completely remove #NodeJS support from it?

https://github.com/ltgcgo/wingblade/issues/7
Guess it's time to give up on #Deno the runtime now?

In fact, the reason I started using #Deno was because of my fear of Node.js, and I'm hopeful that #Bun will do the same for my fear of Node.js.

This also makes TypeScript my favorite backend language for web apps, where productivity is the priority. Using the same language on both frontend and backend has a lot of value. And typescript running on node.js or my preferred #Deno makes it robust. Performance wise there are likely better options, but sheer CPU/memory performance is hardly ever the bottleneck for web apps.

import data from a local script to your global #Deno KV

Learn more: https://deno.com/deploy/docs/kv#connect-to-managed-databases-from-outside-of-deno-deploy

It's finally here.
NPM support on #Deno Deploy.
Import over 2 million NPM modules from the edge.

💥

https://deno.com/blog/npm-on-deno-deploy

Has anyone here used #Zed, the spiritual successor to Atom? I'm curious how the experience is. I recently use #Haskell and #Deno, and was wondering if it is fine with those two languages in particular.

#DenoKV is in Open Beta https://deno.com/blog/kv-open-beta

#Deno now has a #database built into it's core!!

When you run it locally it's free and backed by #SQLite, and when you use #DenoDeploy it uses #FoundationDB

#webDev #javaScript #web #db

I hope #Deno KV will allow alternative backends though. SQLite is cool for small deployments, the proprietary FoundationDB backend offered as part of Deno Deploy is I’m sure nice, but the ability to choose alternatives would decrease the fear of lock-in.

#Deno KV on Deno Deploy is in open beta! Plus other updates:
🔌 Connect to KV from outside Deno Deploy
💸 Scalable pricing
🌏 More read regions
🔋 More atomic operations
🔒 Simplified OAuth backed by KV
...and more!

https://deno.com/blog/kv-open-beta

New post, first of a series I hope to publish all of this week: Building Myself a Reading Tracker App with #Airtable and #Deno Fresh

https://daniel-saunders.com/posts/notes/building-myself-a-reading-tracker-app-with-airtable-and-deno-fresh-part-1/

#Deno
https://deno.com/blog/build-cross-platform-cli

Building CLIs in #Deno is productive and simple with:
✅ built-in tooling
✅ web platform APIs & browser methods
✅ `deno compile` into a cross-platform binary

https://deno.com/blog/build-cross-platform-cli

#EXIFTOOL super useful command line application.
The link below shows how you can add a summary to a PDF using #Deno and #Python T5 base model.
https://tessarinseve.pythonanywhere.com/nws/2023-08-29.wiki.html

The latest addition to my office decor. #Deno

I’ve updated the #deno package in #AlpineLinux to the latest version and moved it from testing to the community repository, so it will be included in the next stable release v3.19 (this autumn). It’s available for x86_64 and aarch64. #JavaScript

https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/packages?name=deno

`deno test --reporter=tap` will be available in #Deno v1.37 in September
https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/14390#issuecomment-1694026659

However surprisingly fast, faster than #deno run script.js