#51: Announcing the new Slack Platform powered by Deno
We’re really excited to partner with Slack on their new Slack Platform, which is a faster, flexible, and more secure way to build on top of Slack, featuring:
- A new modular architecture grounded in building blocks — functions, triggers, and workflows
- Secure, serverless deployment powered by Slack’s managed infrastructure and Deno’s secure-by-default runtime
- A faster, more intuitive developer experience, including new tools like the Slack CLI, SDK written in TypeScript, and data stores
Articles and Resources
A Whole Website in a Single JavaScript File, cont'd — Leo Kettmeir — An example of a modern web app with dynamic API, dynamic rendering, form functionality in less than 200 LOC, and why this matters.
Getting started with Lume (Youtube) — Coding with Robby — A quick, 13min walkthrough on building a blog with a flexible and modular static site generator, Lume.
Code and Tools
- Deno 1.25.4 — With performance and npm specifier improvements.
- tui 1.1.0 — A module to assist in building terminal user interfaces, with improved DX and performance.
- netsaur 0.1.2 — Improved speed for CPU backend for this machine learning library.
- dbin — A small library to download binaries from GitHub releases.
- evtemetter 3.0.0 — A strongly typed EventEmitter for Deno.
- deno-nvim — A nvim plugin for working in Deno.
- targadactyl — A module for opening and serving .tga files in Deno.
- guardenoql 1.0.2 — Opine middleware that grants depth and cost limiting security methods for GraphQL servers in Deno.
- wren — A small, powerful HTTP library for Deno.
Odds and Ends
- Have you seen our updated documentation, search functionality, and deno.land/x pages? Core engineer Kitson dives into the DX improvements on this episode of Deno Developer Show.
- A cool demo of how to build your own “serverless” platform with data persistence in 200 lines of simple, safe code.
- Here’s an example of Vite, Vue, and Deno/Deno Deploy.
- Have multiple Fresh apps that use the same components? Here’s a template.
And that’s it for this issue!
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-- Andy