Welcome to the tenth issue of Deno Newsletter!
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First of all, I want to let you know that deno crate has been published! That's a big milestone for the project, that's been anticipated for a long time.
[tweet https://twitter.com/deno_land/status/1112460388656967680]
By the way, @deno_land is an official Twitter account for deno, make sure to follow it!
Releases
Last week we saw release of Deno v0.3.5.
This release contains a lot of cool changes, including:
- Merge --reload and --recompile flag (#2003) - now it's a single --reload flag.
- Add Deno.openSync, .readSync, .writeSync, .seekSync (#2000)
- Process.stderrOutput (#1828)
- Bug fix for invalid seek mode (#2004)
- Numerous improvements to core (#1982, #1992, #1998, #1999)
Changes in standard library:
- TOML support (#300)
- testing - exitOnFail - now it's off by default (#307, #309)
- Add styling options for prettier (#281)
Full list of changes can be seen here.
Talks
Slides from previous weeks' talk by Deno author, Ryan Dahl (@ry) are available here.
Meetups
[tweet https://twitter.com/lsagetlethias/status/1111537651855831040]
Shout out to @ParisDeno, a new meetup about Deno.
Be sure to get in touch if you're based in Paris!
There was another meetup last week at BrestJS in Brest, France. Follow them on Meetup.com for info about next meetings!
Deno, un runtime JS/TS | Meetup Le BrestJS est de retour le Mercredi 27 Mars à The Corner à partir de 19h30 !Pour cette session, nous vous proposons un talk sur Deno, le nouveau projet du créateur de NodeJS. Il s'agit d'un runtime J
Resources
base64 strings from/to Uint8Arrays.
Thanks for reading, see you next week with more news!
- Bartek