PlanetTypeScript.com is a content aggregator for all things TypeScript. It regularly polls RSS feeds for TypeScript related content, which it then list on the site, send out as a tweet via @planetypescript, and also as a weekly digest to subscribers.
Back when I used to write a lot of Java-related content on this blog, I found out that my blog ended up on www.topjavablogs.com/, which is a site that aggregates Java contents. So when I decided to play around with Deno, I thought a nice little idea would be to build something similar to topjavablogs.com, but for TypeScript. And that is how PlanetTypescript.com was born.
In this post, I will share some of my first impressions with Deno. The things I enjoyed and the bits I found inconvenient. Let's start with the cool stuff.