Is anybody interested in joining me in a strictly for fun extracurricular project creating an "open source Technorati"? Currently building it in #Deno / #FreshJS / #MongoDB
@jjude Most of my interactions have been via #FreshJS so far, not with the runtimes itself. But as a web developer, everything that Deno does just feels great.
I don't have to worry about a build step. Packages just install. TypeScript is painless.
It reminds me of what made me fall in love with #NodeJS in the first place. i.e. you can just start building. But with modern-day Node, this is slowly slipping away
Been playing with #Deno and #FreshJS to build a small app for #LegendsOfRuneterra, and the developer experience has been amazing so far.
#DenoDeploy is freaking amazing. It's the closest I've ever gotten to push and forget. I usually like to #SelfHost, but for this project I didn't want to bother with all that.
Deno will be on the top of the list for whenever I want to work on a side project. (Now just need to think how I can champion for it at work...)
@steffo@uno.starshard.studio that would be pretty cool. You could like @ the bot with a message and then itโll reply with the deck or something.
Iโve been wanting to work on the match history. I started on something a few weeks ago using #FreshJS (an excuse to play with #Deno ). So far the most annoying thing was finding out how to get a players PUUID as I donโt want to start using OAuth yet.