Should at least have some documentation to read before sharing. There's no info about what this does/how to use it on the repo or the site.
Aleph.js – Fullstack Framework in Deno
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Re: Aleph.js – Fullstack Framework in Deno
#52this framework with 4.2k github stars appears not to have any docs at all (i went to alephjs.org and it just redirects to the github repo). am i missing something?
They removed the docs for the older version of the framework which was used by many people (hence the stars).
Re: Aleph.js – Fullstack Framework in Deno
#53Earlier quoted context omitted.
Deno 1.0 is actually only 2 years and not 5 years.
Ok, but obviously when I say 5 years I mean from the start of development of the language not from when it is given 1.0 status. Is it your contention that the count to 5 years should start from when language creators say it is at 1.0 - if so I think 5 years is way over the line for when people should be saying they are rewriting projects written in it from the bottom up periodically.
Start of development could be a "hello world" commit, so I would say any critical judgements should always be from the 1.0 release. Far too much churn before then anyways. Rust changed a truckload.
Re: Aleph.js – Fullstack Framework in Deno
#54The only thing I ask to Deno is to make typescript development as immediate as running python. I'm exhausted by webpack and similar
Use esbuild to transpile and bundle your typescript. It's 10-100x times faster. The only issue is that esbuild only removes the type-only part of typescript, and doesn't do the type-checking part.