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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.14. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.14. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.14. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.14. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.14. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.13. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.13. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.13. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.13. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.13. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.12. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.12. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.12. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.12. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.12. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.11. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.10. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.9. https://deno.com/
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Deno Land Inc. released #Deno version 2.7.8. https://deno.com/
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@deno_land If I want to make use of `deno_cron` with Deno Deploy, how would that work? The library uses `setInterval()` to continue waking up the process every second to perform tasks if necessary. I don’t have that many tasks to execute, but it seems this doesn’t really fit the edge model. Would the process be terminated once my tasks exceed the 10ms limit?
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@deno_land Is this getting standardized through the #WinterCG? Couldn’t see it mentioned here: https://wintercg.org/work
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Surprised to keep hearing about troubles in #deno land 🦕
In the middle of an #agentic AI hype cycle, you'd expect for a permission-based #typescript runtime to be doing just fine.
#rust btw
What's not to like?
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Deno adds support for private NPM registries - Deno Land has released Deno 1.44, the latest version of the JavaScript, TypeScript, an... - https://www.infoworld.com/article/3715294/deno-adds-support-for-private-npm-registries.html#tk.rss_all #developmentlibrariesandframeworks #softwaredevelopment #webdevelopment #javascript #node.js
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@jensimmons
@paul
@jaffathecake
@deno_land
et al.Hello browser people, hello server people, hello JS,
what I do wonder about is if we could harmonize the data offered in your version of Intl https://developer.mozilla.org/de/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Intl
Two examples :
- Federal States and Currencyuser story;
A client-to-server federated software can rely on Intl and use all of its data and names in all of the languages consistently.Currently some environments only offer ISO3166-2 and "a subset of" ISO3166-2-lvl4 while others thankfully offer all ISO3166-2-lvl4 and ISO3166-2-lvl8 …
Let's just get all of the states.Yesterday we had a quiz with the question of the currency in the "holiday paradise Curaçao and Sint Maarten" which is the Carribean Gulden since 2025.
Could there be 1 repository for the data for all [despite hypercapitalism] ?
Then we could e.g. write things comparing against e.g. wikidata, contribute, keep it updated and be happy.
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"By default Deno allows importing sources from following hosts:
deno.land
esm.sh
jsr.io
cdn.jsdelivr.net
raw.githubusercontent.com
gist.githubusercontent.com"I'm loving #deno and it's #secureByDefault but this particular setting feels weirdly permissive compared to the strictness of the rest of their permissions model.
I guess the security sandbox is more about limiting what code can do, rather than what code gets executed.
https://docs.deno.com/runtime/fundamentals/security/#importing-from-the-web
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#deno has joined the other prehistoric creatures on Mastodon: @deno_land
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Is anyone an expert on Deno lock files?
We have a 3rd party module on deno.land. When we build it creates entries like:
"path-to-module": "HASH"
That's fine. But the next time we run things the lock file gains a new line:
"path-to-module#UNIXTIMESTAMP": "HASH"
The hash hasn't changed but it has effectively created a new URL each time. This is really annoying because it means the deno.lock file grows and grows. Is there any way to get it to stop adding a time stamp to the path?
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Ok, happy enough for an initial release. kview, a web app viewer for
@[email protected] KV Stores, both locally and on Deno Deploy. Check out: https://deno.land/x/kview. Feedback welcomed. -
I just published a post to my Craig's Deno Diary blog on the Ultra v2 framework which allows full-stack React apps to run in a Deno environment.
Ultra supports many React libraries and features including Tailwind, React Router and React Query. Version 2 works with React 18 which includes suspense for async rendering.
The blog post focuses on creating, developing and deploying a full-stack Ultra app.
https://deno-blog.com/Building_Fullstack_React_Apps_with_Ultra.2022-12-04