Yeah, that's kinda sorry state of Deno right now. We have more than pure JS/TS ecosystem that NPM used to thrive on. The backend market is already leaned towar

Yeah, that's kinda sorry state of Deno right now. We have more than pure JS/TS ecosystem that NPM used to thrive on. The backend market is already leaned toward Go. It's the best language for microservices. We also have WASM entering the scene on the frontend side, which allows mixing other languages, especially Rust. Hell, I heard some people ported a whole C++-based UI engine to make it cross-platform. We're already entering the next generation.