Tag:deno
All the articles with the tag "deno".
Packing Structs with Deno FFI
Posted on:December 19, 2023In the post, I discuss the technical journey and challenges of integrating large language model inference into Typescript using Deno's FFI, particularly when interfacing complex data structures between Rust and Deno, and share some code snippets and resources that helped navigate these complexities.
Sticky Sessions with Kubernetes
Posted on:July 28, 2023How to enable sticky sessions with Kubernetes
Llamas and Dinosaurs
Posted on:May 4, 2024In this post I share insights from my 10-day visit to Germany, where I advanced AI-powered projects and explored scalable technologies, while also enjoying cultural and team-building experiences.
ESM Module Loader and Deno
Posted on:February 12, 2024This article explores how JavaScript modules behave when imported multiple times in Deno, discussing shared state retention, the implications of importing different module versions, and the potential for subtle bugs due to version range specifications and import order.
Rust - Put It in a Box and Win It
Posted on:August 10, 2024An eight-line changeset in Deno led me to question how wrapping a large structure in a `Box` improves performance, and if this approach works in general.
Web APIs and Shell Scripts: Scripting with Deno
Posted on:January 18, 2024In this blog, I share my experience of transitioning from Bash to TypeScript for scripting at Mediform, highlighting TypeScript's advantages in tooling, module management, and maintainability within a diverse technology environment.
Migrating an Astro Blog to Deno Deploy
Posted on:October 21, 2024In this article, I share my experience migrating my Astro-based website from Netlify to Deno Deploy, exploring the challenges and advantages of adopting a hybrid approach that combines static and dynamic content.
Compiled Fresh
Posted on:December 3, 2024In this article, I guide you through creating and packaging a simple Deno Fresh application as a self-contained executable for easy on-premises deployment.