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It sounds like deno is going to be npm incompatible (just by its name!); not sure if yarn would support it. So my larger question, what would be the options for deno in terms of:
Managing package dependencies
Managing the version of deno installed (on your dev system)
deno & webpack, how would this work?
I also hope folks picked up on the fact that deno is node switched around 😏
I think that we won't need some dependencies management basing in the fact that they are defined at the import statements using urls, which serves to identify them.
As deno has a bundler out of the box the intention should be that developers use this bundler and not third party options (Webpack, Parcel, Rollup), the same principle can by applied for testing , linting and formatting
Good question about different versions in the system, but the platform is shipped as a single executable so isn't hard build some tool like nvm
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It sounds like deno is going to be
npmincompatible (just by its name!); not sure if yarn would support it. So my larger question, what would be the options for deno in terms of:I also hope folks picked up on the fact that
denoisnodeswitched around 😏Thanks!
Well, if you want to see a resource for ES6 import-compatible libraries (compatible with Deno), Pika looks like the best option right now.
I think that we won't need some dependencies management basing in the fact that they are defined at the
importstatements using urls, which serves to identify them.As deno has a bundler out of the box the intention should be that developers use this bundler and not third party options (Webpack, Parcel, Rollup), the same principle can by applied for testing , linting and formatting
Good question about different versions in the system, but the platform is shipped as a single executable so isn't hard build some tool like nvm
Thanks for your comment