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If you're getting into Deno and want to keep up with new stuff from the ecosystem on a regular basis, we're now publishing https://denoweekly.com/ .. issue 2 just went out minutes after the 1.0 release. I've been doing JavaScript Weekly for 487 issues now, so this is not a flash in the pan or anything :-D

Of course, Deno has an official Twitter account as well at https://twitter.com/deno_land :-)

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I suppose .land is the new .dev now ;)

Am curious how Parallelism could be handled in the runtime? Besides exposing WebWorkers, would shared memory be a possibility? V8 looks like its heading toward a portable WebAssembly SIMD accelerator.

>>> Promises all the way down

Async / await is a great pattern for render loops by resolving to continuous window.requestAnimationFrame calls. Here is a nifty example computing a Buddhabrot and updating new data quite smoothly:

http://www.albertlobo.com/fractals/async-await-requestanimat...

Root certificate not trusted for https://denoweekly.com/ on both chrome and firefox.

Hmm, interesting! Thanks for the report. I just ran it through Qualys SSL Labs and everything passed. (We got a B though because we still support TLS 1.1.)

It's a multi-domain Let's Encrypt X3 certificate and I believe most LE users will be in a similar boat now.

Maybe they fixed this in the last 2 hours, but it works for me (firefox, linux).

Same. FF/macOS

Weird, it still says that "Cisco Umbrella Root CA" is not trusted. Maybe its only from certain countries.

I'm Canadian and in Canada for what it's worth. Clicking on the lock tells me that it was verified by lets encrypt. The root is "Digital Signature Trust Co." Common Name "DST Root CA X3".

Cisco sounds like a router might by running a MITM on you?

Edit: This looks to be confirmation that that root (or one by a very similar name) is used by a MITM tool:

https://docs.umbrella.com/deployment-umbrella/docs/rebrand-c...

Thanks for the diagnosis. Accessed from a different network and with no issues. And got the right certificate this time.

Keep up the good work, JS weekly is a wonderful resource.

Good to see you here!

right on top of it Peter! nice

Great :)

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