Deno Developer Show: Recent Episodes
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On this show I talk about going from a novice in backend development and Deno to a confident and secure backend developer with JavaScript/TypeScript. So, listen in as we demystify backend development and secure your confidence with Deno.
Talking about what is in the deno.json file for you project.
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I’ll be talking about encryption what that means at rest, in transit, and end-to-end.
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I’ll be talking about something I’ve been extremely interested in lately and relative to today’s rising concern to security: cryptography and encryption. So, whether you’re interested Deno or not, but use Javascript or Typescript and interested security this will apply to you.
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I’ll be talking about my experience working with Deno KV. This is a newer Key-value store by the Deno team, but it is not exclusive to the Deno runtime or Deploy.d
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Looking at the Deno permissions API for execution and at runtime.
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Looking at some of the Deno CLI tools that might help you with your next project.
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Talking about the new Javascript Registry for all Javascript and Typescript developers. It's not here to replace NPM. Instead, it's meant to be a superset of NPM.
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Looking at a newer web framework for all major JS/TS runtimes, Hono.
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Talking about what is Deno cron and what are cron jobs.
Cron Syntax: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/topics/cron/
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I talk about what is Deno KV and what to expect as this show returns.
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Are you ready for Deno 1.25?!?!? Kit Kelly, a Deno core team member, talks with me about the new and improved developer experience of Deno - the updates, the motivations, and how. Plus, Kit talks about what to look forward to in the future.
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Confused about the jargon concerning serverless and edge computing? No worries. This episode covers it.
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In this episode, I hit on the updates coming to Deno according to Deno's blog article "Big Changes Ahead for Deno"
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Where is Deno at now? I do a quick summary of what has been going on with Deno and server-side JavaScript within the recent months.
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In this episode, I got to talk with Nick Nisi. Nick has been developing since 2009, a TypeScript user since 2013, and a JS Party panelist. He goes through his journey into TypeScript, his thoughts on learning it today, and TypeScript's influence on the larger JavaScript ecosystem.
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In this episode, we dive into working on files with Deno. Yep, that means reading, writing, opening, and closing.
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In this episode, I talk about readable streams and how they are used in Deno.
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In this episode, I thought it would be a good idea to talk about Deno Deploy’s Playgrounds. They are a great way to dip your toe into the Deno world without doing setup and an excellent way to start creating and iterating quickly.
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- Deno Deploy: https://deno.com
- Deno Deploy Docs: https://deno.com/deploy/docs
- Deno Deploy Regions: https://deno.com/deploy/docs/regions
- Deno.land: https://deno.land.
In this episode, I go through my personal take on what it is like to use Deno Deploy and why it is special.
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- Deno Deploy Docs: https://deno.com/deploy/docs
- Deno Deploy Regions: https://deno.com/deploy/docs/regions
- Deno.land: https://deno.land
I got to talk with Luca Casonato, Deno core team member and TC39 member, about Deno Deploy, what is a distributed system when it comes to deploying your code, what’s coming up for future Deno releases, how the Deno has been working with Netlify, and how to help out with Deno.
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Deno: https://deno.land
Deno by Example: https://examples.deno.land/
Luca Casonato’s Website: https://lcas.dev
Deno Discord: https://discord.com/invite/deno
The event loop continues off of our discussion about async programming. Here we go through Javascript event loop basics and how Deno’s event loop works.
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- The Event Loop: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/EventLoop
- Deno.land: https://deno.land
Do you understand async programming, promises, and async/await? I hope you do if you plan to develop with Deno. If you don’t or need to clear some things up, then I recommend you listen in 🙂
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Promises: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Promise
Async Functions (async/await): https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/async_function
This episode covers connecting to MongoDB with driver and an API endpoint. This is a needed skill for any new server-side dev.
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Additional Notes:
- mongo_driver: https://deno.land/x/mongo
- mongo data api article/video: https://www.mongodb.com/developer/article/getting-started-deno-mongodb/
- dotenv for Deno: https://deno.land/x/dotenv/mod.ts
This episode covers a quick recap on Oak, and then jump into how to structure your new Oak application. This episode will be particular useful for those that are coming over from something like the frontend world because with being new to backend you’re less likely to know how to structure your application.
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Additional Notes:
- Oak: https://deno.land/x/oak.
This episode covers a quick recap on what middleware is, what is Oak, how Oak handles routes, and what is next(). Using Oak makes writing server-side code easier. And luckily, once you wrap your head around the concept of middleware, it you are off to the races developing (even faster).
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Additional Notes:
- Oak: https://deno.land/x/oak
This episode covers what is middleware, what are HTTP frameworks, and lastly some common HTTP frameworks to choose from for your next Deno project. Using a framework will make you life as a developer writing server-side code much easier.
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Additional Notes:
- Oak: https://deno.land/x/oak
- Opine: https://deno.land/x/opine@2.1.5
- Pogo: https://deno.land/x/pogo
- Other options: https://deno.com/deploy/docs/resources-frameworks
This episode covers what is a namespace (if you’re not familiar), what’s in Deno’s namespace, and some common things you’ll probably use from it. Using the Deno global will make you life as a developer writing server-side code much easier. Plus the global is pretty straightforward with good docs if you have questions.
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Additional Notes:
- Namespace: https://doc.deno.land/deno/stable/~/Deno
It's time to start developing. This week I cover different ways to start an HTTP webserver with Deno. I go over using the serve function from the standard library, Deno.listen(), and using Oak as possible options.
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On this week’s episode I’ll be covering one of Deno’s main focuses - security. I talk about what this means for you as a developer, your users, what this looked like with Node, and how to work with permissions in your Deno applications.
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This episode covers a little more detail on how to get set up with Deno and where you can find API docs, 3rd party modules, setting up Typescript in Deno, info on working with Node in compat mode, and more.
In this episode, I discuss how Deno deals with package management. Luckily it's pretty simple; there is a convention to use, plus you can use import maps, and how to work with your cached imports. I think you'll like the Deno way.
Want to know about the new Javascript and Typescript runtime, Deno? I overview some of the critical goals and features unique to Deno. Also, go over Deno's current popularity.