Deno Newsletter #40 - v0.24.0 - WASM imports
Welcome to Deno Newsletter issue #40!
Every week we serve you with a bunch of useful information and links for every Deno enthusiast.
Useful links:
- deno.land - official Deno website
- deno.land/x - module registry
- gitter.im/denolife/Lobby - where Deno devs hang out
- denoland/deno - main repository
- denoland/registry - module registry repository
- denolib/awesome-deno - Deno Awesome List
- twitter.com/deno_land - official Deno Twitter account
- twitter.com/DenoNews - official Deno Newsletter Twitter account
— hashrock (@hashedrock) November 22, 2019
Release
v0.24.0 released. Deno now support importing WASM files and "deno bundle" output no longer needs an AMD preamble https://t.co/HnbcyYLCKt
— Deno (@deno_land) November 15, 2019
Latest release is Deno v0.24.0
- feat: Support .wasm via imports (#3328)
- feat: Add Node compat module std/node (#3319)
- feat: Add permissions.request (#3296)
- feat: Add prettier flags to deno fmt (#3314)
- feat: Make bundles fully standalone (#3325)
- feat: Allow http server to take { hostname, port } argument (#3233)
- fix: Check for closing status when iterating Listener (#3309)
- fix: Error handling in std/fs/walk() (#3318)
- fix: Exclude prebuilt from deno_src release (#3272)
- fix: Turn on TS strict mode for deno_typescript (#3330)
- fix: URL parse bug (#3316)
- refactor: resources and workers (#3285, #3271, #3274, #3342, #3290)
- upgrade: Prettier 1.19 (#3275, #3305)
- upgrade: Rust deps (#3292)
- upgrade: TypeScript 3.7 (#3275)
- upgrade: V8 8.0.192
As we're getting closer to v1.0, remember to track the progress in this issue.
Development
Ported Node.js CommonJS module loader to std/node of Deno standard modules. You can now use `createRequire` to create a `require_` function for importing CJS modules to Deno scripts.
— Kevin Qian (@KevKassimo) November 19, 2019
Would be a good starting point to Deno-Node compatibility (as we are adding more compat modules) pic.twitter.com/4rU4QtRU4Y
std/node: add some Node.js polyfill to require()
feat: native plugins by afinch7
refactor: reorganize global flags by ry
YAML support in @deno_land is merged!
— Sylvain PONTOREAU (@spontoreau) November 18, 2019
Great job @lsagetlethias, what an amazing contribution... you rock 💪https://t.co/wtrXxzIhFs
cc @DenoNews @ParisDeno
Support named exports on bundles
@deno_land now uses #rustlang futures 0.3. I can't wait to see what impact @tokio_rs 0.2 with new scheduler will have on our performance.https://t.co/5FTX53bMkN
— Bartek Iwańczuk (@biwanczuk) November 17, 2019
fmt: respect prettierrc and prettierignore
Conferences
Happy to announce that Bert Belder @piscisaureus, early @nodejs core team member now working on @deno_land will be on stage at dotJS day 2!
— dotJS (@dotJS) October 30, 2019
Get your tickets at https://t.co/IRPYlUL3NL pic.twitter.com/7tm3KOZNwz
Not strictly Deno related, but thanks to our friends from @DenoWarsaw we have 25% discount for tickets to ConfrontJS, just use "deno-warsaw-25" code.
The tweet at https://twitter.com/DenoWarsaw/status/1194924497192865793 no longer exists.
Articles
I blogged about Deno @deno_land @deno_land https://t.co/a89SRV3EXO
— Kryz (@kryz_p) November 12, 2019
Write a small API using Deno - DEV Community 👩💻👨💻 — dev.to
The tweet at https://twitter.com/darrenzully/status/1196879058971303937 no longer exists.
Cognizant Softvision - Let’s Talk about Deno — www.cognizantsoftvision.com
Resources
🦕 on Node.js (Working properly) #denoland pic.twitter.com/dcK5p39Ojo
— keroxp (@keroxp) November 22, 2019
GitHub - rsp/deno-caught: Deno port of https://github.com/rsp/node-caught
Deno port of https://github.com/rsp/node-caught.
Thanks for reading and stay tuned for more news next week!
- Bartek