I’m trying to make a mysql-based webapp based in Deno/Drash. A request comes in – it needs await a response from an sql query that is based on the path parameter – and then respond. When I try to await the query in the GET function it complains that I can’t await in there (which makes sense) – is the best practice to then make the GET() function async?
I am trying to insert an image through the backend using a URL pulled from a database and attempting to dynamically display them based on an expense that a user wants to see when they click the how more button. I am new to remplates so i’m struggling to understand the syntax and process of using this
I was reading an article about Deno vs Node on Medium, and I came across this section:
I found similar question here, but it lacks information about the “binary” encoding. TextEncoder is (seemingly) not an equivalent for “binary” in Deno.
I’ve been giving some thought at what could be the best way to deal with a batch of heavy operations with Javascript and I came up with the following:
Deno is super cool. I saw it in the morning and want to migrate to deno now. I was trying to move my existing nodejs script to deno. Can any one help me on how to use npm modules in deno. I need esprima module. This one has the package https://github.com/denoland/deno_third_party/tree/master/node_modules but i am not able to figure out how to use that.
How can I get the directory & file name of the current module?. In Node.js I would use: __dirname & __filename for that
I want to convert a Node.js project to Deno. Is there any guide available?
I’m working on a relative large typescript project, I’m using ts-node to run node testing and examples. As far as I understand, ts-node will compile ts files to js files and execute.
I am trying to let a Web-Worker manage its state, meanwhile serving multiple async requests.
