Podcast 239: I would D.I.E. for that IDE
Our guest this week is Brian LeRoux, co-founder and CTO of Begin, which focuses on helping clients deploy AWS Lambda. He serves as a “Benevolent Dictator” in the role of JS Foundation Architect as part of the Linux Foundation. Prior to that, he held roles as a principal scientist at Adobe and a VP at the Apache software foundation.
Brian is a contributor to Deno, and walks us through what this project has to offer. He also made it easy to work with Deno right in the browser. You can check it out here.
You can learn more about Begin here. If you want to follow Brian, you can find him on Twitter here and on Github here.
We spend a bunch of time digging into the overlaps between Deno, Rust, Java, and Typescript. In case you missed it, Typescript is now the second most beloved language, based on the results of our 2020 Developer Survey.
If you would like a written transcript of this episode, it’s available here.
Tags: bulletin, stack overflow, stackoverflow, the stack overflow podcast
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A great piece that sheds much needed light on some of the great theoretical/ideological debates in the contemporary crypto space. At CleanApp Foundation, we appreciate the emphasis on pragmatism, and emphasis on Blockchain/DTL/Crypto projects that offer real social utility. Looking forward to engaging more with your crew!
THANK YOU PEOPLE FOR YOUR ADVICE AND HELP LEARNED FROM THIS SITUATION AND WHAT I HAVE LEARNED FROM THIS.
https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/415441/whats-the-use-case-for-formatting-monetary-values-with-a-system-dependent-cur
A great piece that sheds much needed light on some of the great theoretical/ideological debates in the contemporary crypto space. At CleanApp Foundation, we appreciate the emphasis on pragmatism, and emphasis on Blockchain/DTL/Crypto projects that offer real social utility. Looking forward to engaging more with your crew!
About the name of ‘deno’, so once upon a time there was ‘node’ and it had some issues to sort out, so the following happened :
‘node’.split(”).sort().join(”) and that is how ‘deno’ was born 😀
in one of the videos I saw of Ryan Dahl talk about Deno he’s always said it “Den-oh.”, not “dee-noh” or “die-noh”, “den-oh”
SO Did I Get Approved?
Guys… this is good and valuable info…
but i’d like to ‘see you’ doin’ it…
so please… put this podcast in a youtube channel…
also I have a shellfish reason to ask for this:
I put YT-captions=ON so I can overcame my “poor English” capabilities…
THX!!!