Does Deno 2 really uncomplicate JavaScript?

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Last week, the highly anticipated JavaScript runtime was released, with arguably the greatest launch campaign for a JavaScript tool ever made.

In this video we'll use Deno 2.0 to build a REST API and find out if it lives up to its bold claim of uncomplicating JavaScript...

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I just googled "std testing", not a single result was about Deno's standard library.

rafox

"All these stds will help solve common problems" he said, unironically.

mudanenadaara

I will never lose my job, keep releasing JS frameworks faster than GPT can be trained xD

vibespace-tv

Bun and Deno solve one of Javascript big problems: a massive node_modules directory because JS doesn't have a standard library

jinushaun

I love the Deno mascot. It's cute. I want to hug it.

rign_

A good standard library is so nice. Watching this I could literally feel parts of my brain relaxing

einargs

3:00 "I write perfect code that doesn't need to be tested" I nearly spat out my drink.

Ratstail

Deno with the testing and std is reminding me of Go and it's very tempting.

j.r.r.tolkien

Hello from Croatia 👋
And yes, we do, indeed, have a working internet. Jeff simply went to some remote location to think about the next AI video

starvinmarvin

Yes. Definitely want a full Deno course on Fireship Pro. (Especially getting it to friggin' work with Vite!)

itsandyagain

We have 15 different standards, we need to unify it under one universal standard.
*some time later*
We have 16 different standards....

morosov

When I saw the Deno commercial I downloaded it for the first time and tried the compile function and I've been hooked since. It is fun to play around with.

rogersmith

"I have a funny story" then cuts directly to an ad segment 🔥😆

CTSSTC

I love Deno. Always have. Bun is great too, but I never felt like I got any benefit from using it over node, especially since I couldn't use it on windows for a long time. Deno was my go-to for building scripts that I carried with me across platforms, kinda like a home-grown chef cookbook that I knew would just work wherever I used it. No downloading python, no fidgeting with bash scripts and batch scripts, just a single executable on a flash drive doing everything I need.

Plus, dinosaurs are cool.

CyborgGrizzly

For me, the biggest feature of Deno is the ability to automatically import packages from URLs (so I can have one-file minimal examples for bugreports and such). It's not v2 change, but I think still worth mentioning.

rlidwka