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We run a medium sized trading system (20 microservices) in Deno for about a year now. There have been a few runtime quirks but they have currently all been iron
by quentinadam 3y ago
We run a medium sized trading system (20 microservices) in Deno for about a year now. There have been a few runtime quirks but they have currently all been ironed out. I love the approach that Deno takes with respect to permissions which allows you to strictly specify which urls your program can access, which files/directories can be read/written, etc.
- Onavo 3y agoHow are JS's scientific computing and stats libraries?
- revskill 3y agoPython.js ?
- vorticalbox 3y agoThere is brain.js and tensorflow.js. It's not anywhere near python
- davnicwil 3y agoYou are most likely aware but just to point out, Node now also has a version of the permissions features [0] (not sure on parity but it was obviously deno inspired) behind an experimental flag! [0] https://nodejs.org/api/permissions.html https://nodejs.org/api/permissions.html