top | item 38363949 (no title) robbywashere_ | 2 years ago What are the advantages of deno over node? discuss order hn newest flohofwoe|2 years ago Not the parent, but one very nice aspect is that an entire working Deno installation is just one file: the actual deno executable....when installing via homebrew on Mac you get 3 more files which look like shell-completion definitions: bin/deno etc/bash_completion.d/deno share/fish/vendor_completions.d/deno share/zsh/site-functions/_deno e1g|2 years ago Both Node.js and Bun are also single executables. Node.js doesn't (yet) transpile TS for you, and that's a single dependency away. load replies (1)
flohofwoe|2 years ago Not the parent, but one very nice aspect is that an entire working Deno installation is just one file: the actual deno executable....when installing via homebrew on Mac you get 3 more files which look like shell-completion definitions: bin/deno etc/bash_completion.d/deno share/fish/vendor_completions.d/deno share/zsh/site-functions/_deno e1g|2 years ago Both Node.js and Bun are also single executables. Node.js doesn't (yet) transpile TS for you, and that's a single dependency away. load replies (1)
e1g|2 years ago Both Node.js and Bun are also single executables. Node.js doesn't (yet) transpile TS for you, and that's a single dependency away. load replies (1)
flohofwoe|2 years ago
...when installing via homebrew on Mac you get 3 more files which look like shell-completion definitions:
e1g|2 years ago