What is vno? This post covers the powerful features it offers, how to install Deno, and how to configure a new Vue app using vno.
Before now, it was impossible to configure a Vue.js application using Deno. But now, that’s changed recently, thanks to the introduction of vno.
In this article, I’ll explain what vno is, the powerful features it offers, how to install Deno, and how to configure a new Vue app using vno.
According to one of vno’s creators, Andrew Rehrig, “Vno is a parser, compiler, and bundler and can be easily accessed through an integrated CLI tool that will either create an entire project from scratch, including an example file structure and components or optimize an existing Vue project with a few simple commands.”
Unlike Vue CLI, which uses Node.js and its packages (Node modules) to configure and bundle your Vue application, vno sets to bring this same experience of Vue CLI to Deno.
Don’t know what Deno is? Check out this friendly introduction.
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