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I love working with JS/TS (front, back, tooling), but find Node more and more annoying (especially bothered with packaging a release for production, lately). S

I love working with JS/TS (front, back, tooling), but find Node more and more annoying (especially bothered with packaging a release for production, lately). So naturally I tried Deno lately. Some things mentioned in other comments were really nice, but the lack of retrofit with the Node ecosystem is a shame. So many years and efforts and community growth are sitting right next door only to be ignored... I can't understand that.

flanbiscuit 5y ago
I haven't used Deno myself yet but I'm very interested. Deno has a whole section about Node interoperability in their manual that makes it seem like you can use Node packages, but I have yet to test that out myself. Curious if anyone else has https://deno.land/manual@v1.20.1/node https://deno.land/manual@v1.20.1/node