David Alsh

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I know this isn't documentation, but I have tried this library on MacOS, Windows and Linux without issue. +1 on more comprehensive documentation though

Looks like you can do this: ```javascript /** * @typedef {typeof FooBarType[keyof typeof FooBarType]} FooBarType * @readonly */ export const FooBarType = { Foo: 'Foo', Bar: 'Bar', } ``` Which...

I agree with the author that implementing web APIs is not something that makes sense in the JavaScript execution engine - which should be focused on implementing the TC39 ECMAScript...

I am also encountering this, it's a pretty substantial blocked for adopting Deno in my case. I did some digging and it looks like [this whole chain](https://github.com/denoland/deno/blob/main/cli/resolver.rs#L94) receives the resolved...

Currently it doesn't seem to with byonm. I couldn't find where Deno decides to enable `require`/`module` but in the files above the `ByonmCliNpmResolver` seems to identify if a file is...

This might resolve the issues a lot of people are complaining about in this discussion - which centers around not being able to use Supabase + Deno within a symlinked...

I'm looking at the possibility of putting Deno into my project as a submodule and attempting to reuse or recreate this entry-point https://github.com/denoland/deno/blob/main/cli/worker.rs#L470 I'm not sure how I'll be able...

Hey, thanks for the suggestion. That configuration flag does indeed resolve the compilation issue however (I could be wrong but) I believe using `skipLibCheck ` is not considered a best...

> But we have planned to pre-compile dependencies of Rspack, which should solve this problem. That's perfect, thanks for taking the time to respond!

For me, Divan is by far the best benchmarking tool available in Rust as it allows for benchmarks to be placed in `#[cfg(test)]` blocks using `#[bench]` attributes so I really...