> Personally I appreciate being able to choose my linter, compiler, dialect etc. (...) Deno running the entire environment is a negative for me, at least for no

> Personally I appreciate being able to choose my linter, compiler, dialect etc. (...) Deno running the entire environment is a negative for me, at least for now. Nobody forces you to use the deno dev tools. You can still run eslint, prettier and closurescript, if that's your sort of thing. Personally, I prefer deno lint over eslint and deno fmt over prettier since they are much faster. I'm even using dprint (which is a standalone project for code formatting, https://dprint.dev/ https://dprint.dev/) in Node projects. Similarly, before deno test, I created my own deno testing tool. Now I use deno test instead since it's just better - not because anyone's forcing me to use it. The integrated dev tools are a convenience feature. I hope that's kinda obvious.