Hi Sven, thanks for the answer.
Regarding stability and performance, I can't tell due to the humble nature of my personal project.
Regarding the dependencies, I'm putting all stuff inside a make install task.
make install
Thanks for reply. So your make install task will download and unpack the deps and put them into a local folder from where you use them? Or how does this work in your case?
Deno installs all dependencies in a centralized folder like \home\user\.deno. So we don't need to download every time, for all projects.
\home\user\.deno
What you need to specify is the security flag.
I've made a make install for my convenience, to understand all dependencies of the project and pre-download in case of the production environment.
You can find more info here:
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Hi Sven, thanks for the answer.
Regarding stability and performance, I can't tell due to the humble nature of my personal project.
Regarding the dependencies, I'm putting all stuff inside a
make installtask.Thanks for reply.
So your
make installtask will download and unpack the deps and put them into a local folder from where you use them? Or how does this work in your case?Deno installs all dependencies in a centralized folder like
\home\user\.deno. So we don't need to download every time, for all projects.What you need to specify is the security flag.
I've made a make install for my convenience, to understand all dependencies of the project and pre-download in case of the production environment.
You can find more info here: