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[Archived] Deno by example - short examples showcasing how to use Deno. Now the examples have been moved to https://github.com/denoland/deno-docs / https://docs.deno.com/examples

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hashrock opened this issue · comments

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I would like to have categories on the top page for readability. It would be easier to read if there are no more than 7 articles per category.

I asked Bing AI to classify them. Some of the classifications are wrong though.

[It seems like these articles are related to Deno, which is a runtime environment for JavaScript and TypeScript](https://deno.land/)[1](https://deno.land/)[2](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deno). I can try to categorize and group them based on their topics. Here is one possible way:

- Introduction: Hello World
- Basics: Logging with colors, Importing & Exporting, Dependency Management, Benchmarking
- Data Formats: Importing JSON, Parsing and serializing JSON, Parsing and serializing TOML, Parsing and serializing YAML
- Encoding & Hashing: Hex and Base64 Encoding, Hashing
- Timers: Timeouts & Intervals
- User Interaction: Input Prompts
- Runtime Information: Getting the Deno version, Permission Management, Process Information, Handling OS Signals
- System Interaction: Environment Variables, Command Line Arguments
- File System: Reading Files, Writing Files, Moving/Renaming Files, Temporary Files & Directories, Creating & Removing Directories, Watching the filesystem, Walking directories, Checking for file existence
- Web Development: Web Workers, Web Assembly, Manipulating byte arrays, HTTP Requests, Running DNS Queries, Generating & Validating UUIDs, Subprocesses: Collecting Output, HTTP Server: Hello World, HTTP Server: Routing, HTTP Server: Streaming, HTTP Server: Serving Files, TCP Listener: Ping, TCP Connector: Ping

Is this what you were looking for?

I would add, "CLI" and "Network". Ideas?

commented

I think that categories are a good idea. I would like to have the following categories:

  • Basics: Hello World, Logging, Importing, Depdenency, Timeouts
  • Encoding (or Data Formats): JSON, TOML, YAML, Hex
  • Cryptography: Hashing, UUIDs
  • CLI: Input, CLI Args, Deno Version, Permissions, Benchmarking
  • System: Process Information, OS Signals, Subprocesses
  • File System: File + Path ops
  • Network: HTTP + DNS + TCP
  • Advanced(?): Web Workers, Web Assembly

Thoughts?

commented

Thank you, I'd like to go with the categories you listed. I'll make PR for it

commented

Curious to see what the design will look like