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As of July 24, we no longer maintain a Deno version since we're developing on Node with turborepo
We migrated our entire codebase to @oasisjs/biscuit-next. I'll give you a list of why:
support for monorepos is inadequate in Deno since the runtime as a whole is very modular, whatsoever that makes it harder to ship a node package
Deno is not as scalable as Node since you don't have a centralized registry that helps with security issues on your dependencies. You work with rather legacy or unstable software that may have security zero-day vulnerabilities or unstable packages.
The Deno LSP is highly unstable and has memory leaks. TypeScript is primarily a linter more than a language, making it harder to develop without IntelliSense or an IDE
I don't want to take Discordeno users away from Discordeno. I want to offer an alternative to Discordeno in Node
No ORM for the end users
Deno is not as popular as Node
The opinions about migrating the codebase:
Miia wanted to use Node because of turborepo
n128 does not care whether we use Deno or Node
Socram likes Deno however the LSP was giving him problems
I had dead serious performance issues with the LSP
How to ship a Deno version coming from a Node package?: You don't since the available build tools are bad or don't work with monorepos
I hope you guys will understand our final decision ❤️
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Biscuit will end its support for Deno
As of July 24, we no longer maintain a Deno version since we're developing on Node with turborepo
We migrated our entire codebase to @oasisjs/biscuit-next. I'll give you a list of why:
The opinions about migrating the codebase:
How to ship a Deno version coming from a Node package?:
You don't since the available build tools are bad or don't work with monorepos
I hope you guys will understand our final decision ❤️
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