In the near future, I would like to upgrade gib from a CLI tool to a full-fledged desktop app.
I have tinkered with many methods for preparing such an app in deno and have found all of them lacking in some regard or other. Tooling for building web apps - and especially desktop apps based on web app frameworks - is simply better with node at this point in time.
So, as much as I love working with deno for quick prototyping and testing, I believe switching to node is the right call, as it will make it much easier to integrate the existing source files into an electron app.
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In the near future, I would like to upgrade gib from a CLI tool to a full-fledged desktop app.
I have tinkered with many methods for preparing such an app in deno and have found all of them lacking in some regard or other. Tooling for building web apps - and especially desktop apps based on web app frameworks - is simply better with node at this point in time.
So, as much as I love working with deno for quick prototyping and testing, I believe switching to node is the right call, as it will make it much easier to integrate the existing source files into an electron app.