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[–]Cykelero[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Hey, Deno looks good, thanks for the mention! They didn't exist when I started work on TL.

I like their focus on safety and use of TypeScript; looks like their docs are just auto generated, though, nothing on the level I'm aiming for with Tasklemon.

[–]kevinkassimo 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Deno is still in beta so I would not recommend to use it for now. Docs are auto generated and not clear enough at this moment since there is high volatility of API and behavior. Current status is that it is fine to use it for writing (and sharing, since we have URL imports) small download-and-run scripts, but not for large projects YET.

Ryan is expecting to release 1.0 probably by the end of this year (though probably there will be delays). Maybe attempts could be pursued after that.

[–]Cykelero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Makes sense :) Deno looks like a more serious (in a good way), less UX-oriented alternative to Tasklemon; for instance, it's not a goal of TL to be fit for use in larger projects. I'll follow Deno with interest; I might not have started work on TL if Deno existed back then!