I can't wait for his reaction to Theo explaining why this is the thing he's excited for this technology until his next video where he completely walks back his praise and Prime applauds him for his nuanced take.
Never looked at Deno because I’m married to Node from college through my job but wow. This video here swayed me a ton and I will certainly be giving it a try and using it for something immediately
As Dart's tools fan boy, I had switched to deno few months ago and very satisfied for deployment including all configs in single json, handling JSR with npm: supports with very fast LSP is awesome all the time. hot reloading for fresh is only complaint to me. hope remove all of node_module things in my astro project.
the QA is the most honest, down to earth, getting an understanding of the feeling in the team behind this beautiful product I've seen - very glad to have experienced it! Kudos for all the great work
Congratulations to the whole team, the presentation was incredible! I was very happy with what I saw and I will definitely use Deno in my projects, I wish everyone success!
This is the true 1.0 release. Actually considering integrating it to our monorepo now. Jupyter notebooks in TS is a gamechanger for quick internal tooling. Great !
The "advertisement" at the start of this is HILARIOUS! Absolutely excellent work! Even better than when "Gunther and Hans" told me about Delphi back in 1996. ... I really don't want to have a `package.json` ... that's one of the things I joyously threw away when I came over to Deno.... BUT it's going to be terrific to try and convince a project manager to move.
Very nice to have an introduction of the team. You did great job! I started to use deno since npm compatibility and it's getting better at fast pace. Thank you for simplifying the dev experience.
This was an awesome video all the way through, but especially the first half. I’ve never had the pleasure of using Deno but I’m excited to give it a try now that it has npm support. Thanks for all the hard work everyone!
Intro killed it! You know some is serios when they take the time to do it like this. The entire production is spectacular! Great job guys! Btw, the production sold deno for me as a ts dev!
I'm using Deno through their Deno deploy service, and I'm loving it ❤🎉 you can set up an API so easily and so quickly, I can't wait try Deno 2 new possibilities 😊
As a Rust developer who needs to embed a JavaScript runtime with Nodejs support into my application, I would love to see the embedding story improved. I know the core Deno runtime can be embedded relatively easily but embedding Deno with Nodejs support is quite challenging - at least with Deno 1.x.
I’m so excited. I’ve been having a tough time with where I’m at in my development career. Seeing other developers push the limits is exciting and inspiring to younger developers.
For the security aspect where it asks us the permission, I feel many developers would override it directly and just use it the same way they worked in node, is there any security configuration figured out to protect the data even after that has happened?
First time seeing deno in action, the way it approaches to security and having standard project setups are a big plus. Hoping there is no caching issues in dependency management. Thinking about giving a try.
Definitely cool. I will add this to my toolbox for sure. Never used Deno but this along with NestJS and GoLang feels like I can cover a lot server side.
I am glad to see backwards compatibility (Deno vs Node/ NPM), IMHO this was very much needed. Now I'd like to bring up the other face of the coin: with the Python 2.x transition to Python 3.x, still 10y later large companies (Fortune 500) still used Python 2.0. Please *do nudge* things forward.
what i didn`t completely understand is how _security permissions_ work: if i allowed _filesystem read_ for script that i run, will it also be allowed for _imported_ code from packages? congratulations with release!, deno looks really incredible!
Haven't been in the JS/TS ecosystem for a while, but quite excited for this. Think I'll take a few of my golang backend sideprojects and try them out using Deno.
I just started node js not sure if deno is better than node js because i am learning node right now, is it worth switching to deno from node? The down side of deno is that it doesn't have .exe installer like node has?
The toolchain offered by deno seemed better than void(0) because deno is offering a runtime, compiler, linter, formater, package manager all in one. This is very similar to the experience we get with Go and Rust, a unified toolchain.
deno rocks can't deny that however its good to note that something as simple as: ```typescript function main() { console.log("This is a compiled JS binary"); } main(); ``` is like 84MB when compiled
That intro was totally super bowl Ad worthy. But, everyone would be scratching their heads. 😅
😂
Even most people here so far are more interested in the intro than the presentation…
Go fund me to get it on the next super bowl?
The best way to burn VC money.
That was best intro of the industry EVER made 😂
the intro is probably one of the best intro in tech history.
Not sure if we should be happy or sad about that statement haha.
Atom Text editor had a pretty good intro too
It's true
This should be the standard reference for making tech intros
Thanks for the 5 years of Deno experience I can now add to my CV
😂😂😂
Also add "deno 5.0"
Can't wait for prime's 4 hours react video of this
I can :\
I can't wait for his reaction to Theo explaining why this is the thing he's excited for this technology until his next video where he completely walks back his praise and Prime applauds him for his nuanced take.
Yeah, then he’ll be done with the intro. And then he’ll release a 5 week course going through the keynote.
I can... Like a screen reinterpreter with a mustache
@@kasper_573 a wild Kasper on youtube! Hej!
Didn't expect this kinda intro from Ryan for Deno, it's really cool👍
This is how you do a v2 introduction. Wow, you’ve got me super excited about Deno. Literally digging in as we speak.
let him cook! 🔥
🍳
4.5 minute eggs brah... we cookin.
Let THEM cook! The whole team are legends.
I wanna join the kitchen to cook with them.😭😭😭
Never looked at Deno because I’m married to Node from college through my job but wow. This video here swayed me a ton and I will certainly be giving it a try and using it for something immediately
There was no interop until now anyway
Congratulations on reaching this significant milestone! I'm really excited to start using Deno!
I tried with my existing projects, it works like a charm. Thanks to you all Deno team. Great work.
As Dart's tools fan boy, I had switched to deno few months ago and very satisfied for deployment including all configs in single json, handling JSR with npm: supports with very fast LSP is awesome all the time. hot reloading for fresh is only complaint to me. hope remove all of node_module things in my astro project.
Leaving all your "errors" in is totally great - It really gives the video so much more personality :)
the QA is the most honest, down to earth, getting an understanding of the feeling in the team behind this beautiful product I've seen - very glad to have experienced it! Kudos for all the great work
Ryan, you've already changed the world. Thanks man. Very, very excited with Deno. Go Deno team!
*You saw this. Ryan just came down from the sky, bringing the fire of Deno 2 to the people.* _Love this!_ 💖
Whoa, that intro is seriously next level!😂
Everyone is talking about the intro, but I want to highlight that Deno literally saved several projects of mine and sparked others. I ❤ Deno!!
No. I can't say that. Fresh is still not ready. So fresh not good for prod
@@PragmaticIT yeah fresh is not the best. Other than that though, fantastic experience
Lovely team :) Excited about using the new features! Hopefully I can slowly start introducing Deno to our dev team. Thank you for your hard work!
Congratulations to the whole team, the presentation was incredible! I was very happy with what I saw and I will definitely use Deno in my projects, I wish everyone success!
Just started a new project with Deno 2 yesterday. Tbh, I really like the dev experience until now! All the best Deno team :)
This is the true 1.0 release. Actually considering integrating it to our monorepo now.
Jupyter notebooks in TS is a gamechanger for quick internal tooling. Great !
The "advertisement" at the start of this is HILARIOUS! Absolutely excellent work! Even better than when "Gunther and Hans" told me about Delphi back in 1996.
... I really don't want to have a `package.json` ... that's one of the things I joyously threw away when I came over to Deno.... BUT it's going to be terrific to try and convince a project manager to move.
Very nice to have an introduction of the team. You did great job! I started to use deno since npm compatibility and it's getting better at fast pace. Thank you for simplifying the dev experience.
Hahahaha, yes. Just that intro tells me more about your company... I love it. Amazing intro. I wish there was more of this in the world.
I still remember his unveiling of Node. Ryan is a living legend.
Brilliant team! Thank you so much for your work! ❤
You’re driving the js space to a better future 🎉
deno looks really good. finally something to bring typescript to a good place
This was an awesome video all the way through, but especially the first half. I’ve never had the pleasure of using Deno but I’m excited to give it a try now that it has npm support. Thanks for all the hard work everyone!
whoever made the intro deserves a raise!🔥🔥
Intro killed it! You know some is serios when they take the time to do it like this.
The entire production is spectacular! Great job guys!
Btw, the production sold deno for me as a ts dev!
Love the intro
I'm using Deno through their Deno deploy service, and I'm loving it ❤🎉 you can set up an API so easily and so quickly, I can't wait try Deno 2 new possibilities 😊
MASTERPIECE of a video, my god
As a Rust developer who needs to embed a JavaScript runtime with Nodejs support into my application, I would love to see the embedding story improved. I know the core Deno runtime can be embedded relatively easily but embedding Deno with Nodejs support is quite challenging - at least with Deno 1.x.
bro why is the intro so good
Thx for the great intro. Looks very promising as a better alternative to Node.
This intro made my day. Currently I'm using Bun and I wonder in what Deno might be better than Bun, except Security ofc.
The infro & Jupyter support nailed it. Well done, team Deno!!
I’m so excited. I’ve been having a tough time with where I’m at in my development career. Seeing other developers push the limits is exciting and inspiring to younger developers.
Will use deno just because of that intro.
I am even uninstalling Nodejs😩
Awesome Demo. Congratulations for reaching the milestone.
Sure i will give a try.
Documentation tests are amazing and I love the featureful standard library. I'm so excited to start using Deno 2!
It has been over 6 years since I know Deno. I believe Deno 2 is going in the right direction.
This is the kinda entertainment i prefer to watch in my evenings 😂
its one of a kind tutorial and presentation for introducing a new software,
really liked the presentation. 👍
how exciting! some of the new features are things i love about golang while addressing the config chores that node projects have.
Enjoyed the intro from Ryan Dhal 👍💓
yowww finally, Next js support!!. i will definitely try to use Deno in my next Next project
Amazing news and super nice demo! Go-go Deno! 🥳
best funny intro to any new tool framework or coding video 😀
Soundtrack is also dope, cheers for the creators! Deno is looking peachy right now!
You guys just made my day! Ty ❤ getting started today!
Congratulations guys 👏 Loved the intro
The notebooks demo was awesome. Love you all deno team
I'm gonna look into Deno only because this guy seems so chill and very natural, like no gimmicks
For the security aspect where it asks us the permission, I feel many developers would override it directly and just use it the same way they worked in node, is there any security configuration figured out to protect the data even after that has happened?
Deno just might bring back the joy of programming in JS/TS for me.
I never thought anyone would produce a non cringe launch video, but here we are, well done!
Can't wait Ryan announces ODEN
So we still need to have node in our mechine , to use npm in deno?
Very inspiring, this is my new best friend.
The Apple-like intro was absolutely stunning 😂
Meeting the team felt so heartwarming 🫶🏻
Very nice discussion where auto maker has guided us thanks..
amazing, I like the npm install part, really waiting until it's done hahah
First time seeing deno in action, the way it approaches to security and having standard project setups are a big plus. Hoping there is no caching issues in dependency management. Thinking about giving a try.
The details in this are absolutely amazing. Down to the webdev-sized legos on the table
30:06 27ms package install?
I was wondering if anyone else noticed that. Looks like a typo.
Definitely cool. I will add this to my toolbox for sure. Never used Deno but this along with NestJS and GoLang feels like I can cover a lot server side.
I am glad to see backwards compatibility (Deno vs Node/ NPM), IMHO this was very much needed. Now I'd like to bring up the other face of the coin: with the Python 2.x transition to Python 3.x, still 10y later large companies (Fortune 500) still used Python 2.0. Please *do nudge* things forward.
Excellent team. deno. I begin to learn it
The ad included Nest JS as one of the supported frameworks but I couldn't find anything related to Nest JS and Deno.
what i didn`t completely understand is how _security permissions_ work:
if i allowed _filesystem read_ for script that i run, will it also be allowed for _imported_ code from packages?
congratulations with release!, deno looks really incredible!
I really like this Ryan Dahl guy. Had the fortune to chat to him one time. Fascinating guy with a fascinating background.
The future of programming. Thank God.
Deno is the present! Congratulations, my friends!😎
we gotta know who produced the video! they did a great job. feels like a sandwich video!
one of the best intro
Damn, this is really tempting. I might try Deno.
I'm sold. Switching to Deno 2.
Haven't been in the JS/TS ecosystem for a while, but quite excited for this. Think I'll take a few of my golang backend sideprojects and try them out using Deno.
man the intro is the best i have seen .
most exciting is, I heard deno 2 is compiled with dsherret recursion extensions, which made me curious again to work with deno :)
Guys please talk about technical stuff, i want to understand deno. i know the intro is awesome
Who did that cold open? It feels like Sandwich Video. Crazy high production value!
yes also keen to know!
Awesome! Well Done! Deno compiles and can run GPU rendering! Awesome!! I would love to experiment on that! :)
I just started node js not sure if deno is better than node js because i am learning node right now, is it worth switching to deno from node? The down side of deno is that it doesn't have .exe installer like node has?
The toolchain offered by deno seemed better than void(0) because deno is offering a runtime, compiler, linter, formater, package manager all in one. This is very similar to the experience we get with Go and Rust, a unified toolchain.
Umm not Rust, literally the opposite of Rust. Ryan said explicitly he designed Deno using Go’s model (and even originally written in Go).
usually i dont write comments, but looks really promising
The intro was so good man
I look forward to trying it out and hopefully using it in the future
i think this is the future of javascript
i think so
I loved the compile to binaries option. is there something in deno 2.0 for windows forms programming or GUI in general?
windows forms :-) goody ol style
This video makes me use Deno love it
Congrats Deno Team! 🥳
Wow. Thats nice start...😍😍
That intro sums it all up nicely
Unfortunately we can’t use @slack/bolt yet 😓. It is too much overhead to use slack api by itself.
Deno went all out on the intro, really awesome
I love Deno, my indie online RPG has been running with it since beta versions! ❤
deno rocks
can't deny that however its good to note that something as simple as:
```typescript
function main() {
console.log("This is a compiled JS binary");
}
main();
```
is like 84MB when compiled