Steven Guerrero

@kitsonk I assume this isn't a goal for 1.0 is it?

Import order is significant for the execution of code, so this could break a lot of existing code See https://github.com/denoland/deno/pull/8551

Code style is only limited by your project and your personal writing style as you said. But having no option to thinker with that options only removes value to an...

Perhaps this is a common issue in NPM where you mistype a letter and get the wrong module, but the URL system does request more attention from the user at...

@piyushchauhan2011 Require is a functionality of CommonJS, Deno only accepts JavaScript syntax. I just updated the documentation on ReactDomServer to reflect the real path of the import, which goes as...

@piyushchauhan2011 `Deno.compile` and `Deno.bundle` don't have a purpose of producing builds for the browser. Their purpose is to produce builds still usable with Deno for compatibility, but they are not...

If it were in my hands I would wait for ECMA to implement tuples instead of trying to port over TypeScript ones (instead of emulating immutable values you get actual...

Yeah, my idea would make that inference happen as well but instead of supporting tuples through array syntax it would make that kind of analysis over tuple syntax Example: ```javascript...

I understand that, but I'd rather have it automated if possible

Just occurred to me I can spin up an http server that returns the generated certificates to me. Works both locally and on CI. Will implement soon