I am by no means a JavaScript person; I use it when it’s the right tool for job (rare). However, projects like Deno and Bun make me hopeful for the future of the JS ecosystem.
And while the ‘1.3M modules’ headline is more scary than exciting (for me), I’m glad they locked it behind a special “npm:” classifier and have their own way of dealing with node_modules so things stay explicit, while allowing people to swap over somewhat seamlessly.
I wonder what impact this will have on Deno and NPM long term.
And while the ‘1.3M modules’ headline is more scary than exciting (for me), I’m glad they locked it behind a special “npm:” classifier and have their own way of dealing with node_modules so things stay explicit, while allowing people to swap over somewhat seamlessly.
I wonder what impact this will have on Deno and NPM long term.