Some random comments: - good to see native TS support - Would be nice to see a builtin maven/gradle-like standard build system, which IMHO not having it in nod

Some random comments: - good to see native TS support - Would be nice to see a builtin maven/gradle-like standard build system, which IMHO not having it in node.js was a major let down for me. Sure, you have gulp/grunt, but having to write repetitive code (which can be buggy!) for running a compiler/test/packager? With another set of plugins? just give me some standard tool and let me call the equivalent of "mvn package", which will compile/test/package my application with sane defaults. - the dependencies-as-URL is going to be hit hard as soon as some big fish corporation wants to use Deno for some in-house projects. What if those corps disallow calling https://deno.land/my/dep https://deno.land/my/dep and pretend to use internal repo? now all 3rd party dependencies won't work unless manually modified to use the internal corp repo. - I predict that the --allow-this --allow-that will evolve in a SecurityManager-like complexity, that only the early enthusiasts will understand, and the rest will simply put the equivalent of "--allow-all" and let the ops deal with security issues