alt Hacker NewsI don't think you understand what he's proposing here. This isn't really a replacement for Make at all. This is just using Deno to run random script files.
I don't think you understand what he's proposing here. This isn't really a replacement for Make at all. This is just using Deno to run random script files.
That are two things in the article: having a kind of make alternative to "save your command history" and basically avoiding repeating large commands and how they use TS to make shell scripts.