I think this article could use some references and more detail to be useful to people trying to decide whether to use deno. For instance:
No need for prior knowledge
That's highly debatable. You can say that about anything since you're gonna have to learn it along the way. Why is it easier for a plumber that has never seen a piece of code to write a service in deno than let's say PHP?
Deno is useful for creating a superfast application.
Where are the benchmarks proving this?
faster requests speed and response time
Faster than what? Rust? Again, where are the benchmarks proving this?
Deno save time in development
40% percent of fewer lines of code
40% fewer files
Compared to what? Let's say I'm writing an application in Clojure, can you guarantee I'll have 40% less code if I switch to deno? Where are the case studies?
I think this article could use some references and more detail to be useful to people trying to decide whether to use deno. For instance:
That's highly debatable. You can say that about anything since you're gonna have to learn it along the way. Why is it easier for a plumber that has never seen a piece of code to write a service in deno than let's say PHP?
Where are the benchmarks proving this?
Faster than what? Rust? Again, where are the benchmarks proving this?
Compared to what? Let's say I'm writing an application in Clojure, can you guarantee I'll have 40% less code if I switch to deno? Where are the case studies?
That's a very good point. Let me build a small demo in all languages and try to find out.