for Nest.js I'm not aware if there are any Deno-based alternative (doesn't mean there isn't any)

for express-like experience use Opine framework

if they're vanilla they work ootb with deno

and there's esm.sh which transforms node packages to deno

Thanks, saved

I like how deno manages imports, same as in go lang 💪

yeah basically the same way as defined in ECMA spec

Huh, ecma2019 ?:))) didn't know about it

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ES Modules are ES2015

https://github.com/open-source-labs/vno

also Deno + Vue exists in case anyone needs it

I am afraid it is more difficult to find a job with deno. Better to start with node at the beginning (i am not a junior, but my stack is out of date)

in this case yeah

I'm working on creating a hardhat alternative but in Deno btw

solc is a part of that thing

Hmm 2015+ actually. I mean proposals come each year

currently I'm partially porting Ganache (only the Blockchain part, not the RPC server)

ES modules were added in 2015

But the imports in 2018 🤔

Oh, sounds interesting

umm no?

the whole module spec was defined during the 2015

++

also btw if anyone interested to help with porting ganache, DM me

(there are some things that probably will have to be rewritten/ported besides ganache itself and it's gonna take a shit ton of time doing it all by myself)

It is interesting, but i am afraid, i cannot spend a lot of time

Hmm just checked some stack overflow. The approved answer says 2018 update

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34607252/es6-import-module-from-url

it refers to module loaders

not to modules themselves

next paragraph

The module loader spec and the import/export syntax are separate

Heh 👍