I need ideas for different ways to dig into the Deno API's and its standard library
I am new-ish to Typescript, but I have been a programmer for over a decade. I'm giving myself a challenge to do a new thing with Deno every day for 100 days. https://github.com/kimdcottrell/hundo-days-of-deno
Over the next few days, I'm thinking I can test out:
- Deno.connect() and the node-mysql2 lib
- std.assert and writing tests
- using Deno.network to make a script that spits out some info about different websites
- using Deno.command to write a simple init script that I usually would use a Makefile for
But I'm not sure what else to do after that. I was a WordPress gremlin for 10 years so most of what I've done is webdev related, with a bit of devops stuff thrown in.
Please give me all your recommendations. I'm aiming for single-day projects for now.
I'm considering adding Fresh into this 100 days challenge too.
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100 days of random Deno things as I learn Typescript - kimdcottrell/hundo-days-of-deno
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Exploring the use of Deno Deploy and Deno KV could be nice in some cases. It's pretty easy to setup and works relatively fast.
I'm currently making a project using kv.watch for some RTC.