They're now in our documentation to make them easier to find. There's a whole collection of annotated examples on how use Deno. Take them as-is or use them as a reference when you're developing.
Blog Post: I wrote about my struggles trying to open up outgoing net requests in a safe way for #Dropserver apps using #Deno's permissions. It didn't go well 😭
I've been thinking about restarting work on #Tapir. Development stopped because I hit a wall with the database system. Writing Tapir in #Deno was a long sequence of yak-shaving without much payoff; most of my dev time was spent implementing JSON-LD, Web Signatures, and a database layer that should have been a library if Deno had better Node compatibility at the time.
#Fedify's tutorial, which previously assumed you were using #Deno, can now be followed using #Node.js and #Bun! (What is Fedify? It's an ActivityPub server framework.)
However, they are written for Fedify 0.8.0, which hasn't been released yet. You can test it with the pre-release version, 0.8.0-dev.164, though.
🚀 Much faster language server
🐢 Key improvements in node:worker_threads and node:vm
💾 Snappy startups with V8 code caching
☁️ New "deno serve" subcommand
🚨 Updates regarding Deno 2
We recently launched JSR, a new open source package registry for all of JavaScript (and TypeScript!)
In this post, Luca Casonato dives into how we built JSR to be:
🏅 reliable (100% SLO)
😀 simple to use for publishers and consumers
📦 compatible with NPM
Creating new projects in #Deno Deploy is now easier:
⭐️Automatic framework detection
⭐️Optional build step support
⭐️Transparent build and deploy step
⭐️Seamless CI/CD setup via GitHub Actions
What am I doing this weekend? Learning #TypeScript, #Deno, and @hongminhee's #Fedify all at the same time, for a project which I'm hoping will be used by many people.
Announcement post for #Deno 1.42 talks about Deno 2 as "long anticipated, many times delayed". No kidding!
Still I really appreciate the "DENO_FUTURE=1" env var that removes the deprecated APIs so you can test your code ahead of even a preview release. Nice touch @deno_land .
I just did some prep work for V2 in #Dropserver so I'll def give that a shot. I wonder if they also remove deprecated Typescript types? 🤔
#Fedify finally has a step-by-step tutorial! It's perfectly fine if you're not familiar with the #ActivityPub protocol or the #Deno runtime. Here's the link for beta readers: