Depends on your role and organizational goals. If you work in application security, it makes Deno harder to recommend, because then the recommendation (or perha

Depends on your role and organizational goals. If you work in application security, it makes Deno harder to recommend, because then the recommendation (or perhaps even mandate) has to come with extra instrumentation in order to enforce the additional security the runtime is supposed to bring. It also makes you question the priorities of the project, given that this is still early days. If the supposed focus on security is already being compromised on and whittled away today, would a recommendation to build with Deno even prove meaningful in 5 or 10 years?