Definitely this is a weird take to me because most web developers just use a Mac and then setting up an environment is fairly easy with brew and nvm. I haven’t

Definitely this is a weird take to me because most web developers just use a Mac and then setting up an environment is fairly easy with brew and nvm. I haven’t tried but I imagine linux is also pretty straightforward. If you’re doing web dev on Windows I think it would behoove you to use WSL rather than mess around with the weirdness around path limits and the like. However, the security issues are valid but not necessarily an issue solved by the framework. Ultimately some kind of package manager that had a manual review step before packages could go out would be a nice step, and would work at scale as well. Manually listing permissions for an application works for security until people get tired, or are just so used to saying yes. Its also very bold of deno to assume their sandbox is impossible to escape. It’s much more likely that no one cares to really try.