Exploring Deno HTTP frameworks
When you're building an application that's more complex than a simple tutorial, and if you don't want to take a purist approach, you are most likely going to use third-party software.
Obviously, this is not something particular to Deno. Even though there are communities that are keener on using third-party modules than others, all the communities use third-party software.
We could go over the reasons why people do or don't do this, but the more popular reasons are always to do with reliability and time management. This might be because you want to use software that is battle tested instead of building it yourself. Sometimes, it is a mere time management question of not wanting to rewrite something that has already been created.
One important thing we have to say is that we must be extremely cautious in terms of how many of the applications we're building are coupled with third-party software. We don't mean that...
