May 21, 2020 |
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awesome-deno: A Curated List of Things Related to Deno — What is an open source community without its own DenoLib |
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Deno 1.0.1 Released — What would a 1.0 release be without the obligatory .1 release shortly thereafter? :-) A great opportunity to fix a variety of bugs found both in the runtime and the standard library. Deno Land |
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deno-lambda: A Deno Runtime Layer for AWS Lambda — Take Deno serverless on AWS Lambda with this. Here’s the layer if you want to get started quickly (I had a basic Lambda function of my own up in a couple of minutes to test it out). Andy Hayden |
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Writing Your First Deno Server in 60 Lines — If you’ve followed the example on the Deno homepage you’ve done it in 6 lines already 😏 Luckily, this goes into a little more depth on doing something useful and using Oak for some structure. Nick Scialli |
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▶ Building a REST API with Deno, MongoDB and Oak — Deno tutorials are a bit thin on the ground right now, but if you prefer screencasts, this 28 minute video covers a fair bit of ground. Kumar Saurav |
Code and Tools |
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Deno Docker: Latest Dockerfiles and Images for Deno — v1.0 is out supporting, surprise surprise, Deno 1.0. Grab some Docker files here covering Alpine Linux, CentOS, Debian and Ubuntu. Andy Hayden |
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deno_mongodb 0.7: A MongoDB Driver for Deno — Curiously it’s based upon the official Rust MongoDB driver. I’m curious to see what effects Rust has on Deno taking a different approach to Node in situations like this. EnokMan |
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Deno-SendGrid: An Early Library for Sending Email with SendGrid — We don’t use this (yet), but we do use SendGrid for sending our newsletters :-) Greg Pasquariello |
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Deno Slugify: A String Slugifier — For example: Jose Cardama |
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deno-redis 0.10.0: A Redis Client for Deno — Though do note it’s still referred to as experimental! Yusuke Sakurai |
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Dinatra: A Sinatra-Like Web App Library for Deno — Ruby’s Sinatra was the original inspiration for Express.js too. syumai |
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Cac: A Framework for Building Command-Line Apps — This project is years old, and the interesting part is that it now supports Deno while remaining a Node project. CAC |
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Useful Resources We're going to keep some links to perennially useful posts and resources down here just while everyone is getting up to speed with the Deno community. There's nothing new here, so if you want to skip them – no problem! :-) |
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The Deno 1.0 Release Post — We featured this last week but if you haven't been through it all yet, it's worth revisiting. Deno Project |
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The Deno Third Party Modules Directory — Deno has its own official code hosting service for Deno libraries. Deno |
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DenoPkg: Nicer URLs for Your GitHub-Hosted Deno Code — Rewrites URLs so you can target Kevin Titor |
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