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? 🤔
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#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:
@hongminhee : we do also start to build anything #ActivityPub with #deno (incl. journalistic CMS client, public broadcaster thing, taxiteam client) and so, I work on a UI system with #fresh for all the types …
I've written a #fediverse server framework that implements #ActivityPub in #Deno. There are still many features to document and add, but the basic behavior such as creating and following actors and sending and receiving activities works well. It's also been tested with Mastodon and Misskey. There's also a federated single-user blog in the repository as an example project. If you're interested in building a fediverse server app, take a look at the project! Thanks!
I suggest we have a new survey similar to state of JS called state of JS runtime, to get an idea of which runtimes are most popular in the industry & what are they being used for. (its merely a question in StateOfJS)
@nosherwan node hasn't fully embraced ES6 modules that came out almost ten years ago, let alone typescript. Bun is fast, yes, they support typescript, but that's about it. #Deno also has #typescript built-in, and adds extra security, a new package system, and lots of new features. I can even compile a binary.
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