Well, the performance seems to be mostly the same https://mayankchoubey.github.io/Deno-vs-Node-Performance/ https://mayankchoubey.github.io/Deno-vs-Node-Perform

Well, the performance seems to be mostly the same https://mayankchoubey.github.io/Deno-vs-Node-Performance/ https://mayankchoubey.github.io/Deno-vs-Node-Performance/. > It is a completely independent code base. Not exactly, the heavy lifting is done by v8 on both sides. Deno can do lots of things around the ergonomics, and switch around the event loop (though libuv is already pretty good), but outside of that they are mostly equivalent.