You say that deno has npm compatibility. However, "firebase-admin" doesn't work in Deno Deploy. I was able to get it to work locally but when I deployed it on Deno Deploy, it just isn't able to interact with firebase firestore.
The entire purpose of Deno is to escape the hellscape that is node_modules and the npm ecosystem, not to dive headfirst back into that swamp. Please, for the love of all things tech, stop trying to make Deno into Node.js
No, node has created many implements that are not a standard part of the base language, and so if Deno tries to be a simple browser it will lose that functionality. Another way would be to copypaste the implements and rename them, creating an std, but that's kind of the same shit under a different name. I don't think you understand how runtimes make themselves more useful and powerful.
Do you mean "How to use Drizzle with Deno" right? rather than Build a Database App, its kind like you mean to build another database
I came here to build database. Disappointed 😢
You say that deno has npm compatibility. However, "firebase-admin" doesn't work in Deno Deploy. I was able to get it to work locally but when I deployed it on Deno Deploy, it just isn't able to interact with firebase firestore.
Wow. This has helped me remove apprehension I had to create a full stack app
Great video, thank you, Awesome.
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Great presentation
Deno + Astro =
Denoship? Firedeno? Anyways, good stuff.
Getting an error on the "generate" command (2:24): "No config path provided, using default 'drizzle.config.json'"
(starting from scratch)
I did try to use deno with drizzle just a month ago and I had all sort of crashes so I went for bun which was a breeze to use.
How did you create these animations? Nice Video. Thanks!
The voice sounds familiar. Sounds like www.youtube.com/@awesome-coding
nice :) Deno 2 the new way to go 2025 web dev world \o/
The entire purpose of Deno is to escape the hellscape that is node_modules and the npm ecosystem, not to dive headfirst back into that swamp. Please, for the love of all things tech, stop trying to make Deno into Node.js
All they did was use an ORM man relax
No, node has created many implements that are not a standard part of the base language, and so if Deno tries to be a simple browser it will lose that functionality.
Another way would be to copypaste the implements and rename them, creating an std, but that's kind of the same shit under a different name.
I don't think you understand how runtimes make themselves more useful and powerful.
Why use an orm if you can make querys on your own?
The answer is in the name. For Object Relational Mapping.
@@megamanmegaman6568 prevent SQL Injection and make developer experience more ease to query
Yeah, just use a query builder instead such as Kysely
How to make a script
Is this Romanian accent or Greek accent?
Ben?
what kind of BS title is that?