2) It's easy for Deno to say "get a distributed app running at the edge!" when the hard part is having distributed data which they don't solve. If you don't nee

2) It's easy for Deno to say "get a distributed app running at the edge!" when the hard part is having distributed data which they don't solve. If you don't need distributed consistent data then you're probably more than fine with a monolith with a CDN. This is not targeted at you but at naive JS developers. JS has millions of users, if they can deceive a good chunk of them with their marketing, then they can make money.