Deno Fest 2023

https://deno-fest-2023.deno.dev

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1. Gorilla 2023.10.20
   A story about short series of
   Deno articles in Software Design
   

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2. About me
   • N
   a
   me: Gorill
   a
   
   
   • Job: Comp
   a
   ny M
   a
   n
   a
   gement &
   Developer(Frontend/B
   a
   ckend) & SRE & etc.
   
   
   • Hobbies: Building
   a
   nd pl
   a
   ying with Rust, Go,
   TypeScript, Deno, Vim, W
   a
   sm, Docker, k8s, etc.
   
   
   • Recently, I implemented W
   a
   sm Runtime in
   pure Rust from scr
   a
   tch.
   
   
   • https://github.com/sk
   a
   nehir
   a
   /chibiw
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   sm
   

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3. Agenda
   • Meet Deno
   
   
   • About Deno's seri
   a
   liz
   a
   tion in Softw
   a
   re Design
   
   
   • About my impression of the seri
   a
   liz
   a
   tion
   

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4. Meet Deno
   

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5. Meet Deno
   • I le
   a
   rned of Deno through denops.vim
   
   
   • denops.vim is
   a
   n ecosystem of Vim/Neovim which
   a
   llows developers to write cross-
   pl
   a
   tform plugins in Deno
   
   
   • I w
   a
   s surprised th
   a
   t LSP, linter, etc. c
   a
   n be executed with one bin
   a
   ry
   a
   nd TypeScript c
   a
   n be
   written without con
   f
   igur
   a
   tion.
   

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6. Meet Deno
   • I st
   a
   rted to follow the inform
   a
   tion on the development of Deno
   
   
   • P
   a
   rticip
   a
   tion deno-jp Discord/Sl
   a
   ck, Deno͹ͨձٞ
   
   
   • I developed some modules in the process of developing
   a
   plugin in denops.vim.
   
   
   • deno-silicon: Gener
   a
   te im
   a
   ges from source code using Alox
   a
   f/silicon.
   
   
   • deno-clippy: Cross-pl
   a
   tform Deno libr
   a
   ry for writing
   a
   nd re
   a
   ding clipbo
   a
   rd.
   

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7. Meet Deno
   • In the process of developing the Deno module, I m
   a
   de some contributions to deno_bindgen.
   
   
   • fe
   a
   t: support f32, f64 in p
   a
   r
   a
   meters of function #97
   
   
   •
   f
   ix: the URL p
   a
   ssed with the --rele
   a
   se option is not used #85
   
   
   •
   f
   ix: c
   a
   nnot fetch d
   a
   rwin
   a
   rm64 bin
   a
   ry #125
   

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8. About Deno's serialization in Software Design
   • One d
   a
   y, Mr. kt3k w
   a
   s looking for someone to write
   a
   n
   a
   rticle
   a
   bout Deno for Softw
   a
   re
   Design m
   a
   g
   a
   zine.
   
   
   • Without hesit
   a
   tion I told him I w
   a
   nted to write.
   
   
   • As
   a
   result, I w
   a
   s put in ch
   a
   rge of the series
   a
   s it w
   a
   s.
   

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9. About Deno's serialization in Software Design
   • The m
   a
   nuscript w
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   s reviewed on GitHub
   
   
   • Reviewed by the editor, Mr. kt3k
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   nd Mr. yusukt
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   n
   

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10. About Deno's serialization in Software Design
    • The structure of the series is
    a
    s follows
    
    
    • P
    a
    rt 1: Experiencing the
    a
    dv
    a
    nt
    a
    ges of Deno
    
    
    • P
    a
    rt 2: How to cre
    a
    te
    a
    nd publish Deno modules
    
    
    • P
    a
    rt 3
    a
    nd 4: Implementing
    a
    nd publishing Web API with Deno Deploy
    
    
    • P
    a
    rt 5: How to use other l
    a
    ngu
    a
    ges (using FFI
    a
    nd W
    a
    sm)
    

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11. About my impression of the serialization
    • There were m
    a
    ny things I didn't underst
    a
    nd,
    a
    nd I w
    a
    s
    a
    ble to deepen my underst
    a
    nding of
    them
    a
    s I looked them up.
    
    
    • For ex
    a
    mple, I w
    a
    s
    a
    ble to underst
    a
    nd wh
    a
    t is complic
    a
    ted
    a
    bout NodeJs module
    resolution mech
    a
    nism.
    
    
    • I w
    a
    s
    a
    ble to le
    a
    rn
    a
    bout how Deno Deploy works.
    

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12. About my impression of the serialization
    • Re
    a
    der feedb
    a
    ck w
    a
    s positive.
    
    
    • Liked the
    a
    bility to compile to
    a
    single execut
    a
    ble bin
    a
    ry.
    
    
    • Liked the integr
    a
    tion with GitHub to e
    a
    sily publish modules.
    
    
    • Liked the
    a
    bility to use other l
    a
    ngu
    a
    ges with W
    a
    sm
    a
    nd FFI
    
    
    • I feel th
    a
    t Deno's good qu
    a
    lities h
    a
    ve been well communic
    a
    ted to the re
    a
    ders.
    

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13. Summary
    • Deno is gre
    a
    t!
    
    
    • I would like to continue to contribute to Deno in v
    a
    rious w
    a
    ys, little by little.
    
    
    • Let's spre
    a
    d the word
    a
    bout Deno together!
    

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14. Thank you
    

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