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good thing I am not in position of power to choose the stack in my company. if I were, I don't think I'd pick deno over plain old docker container somewhere in
by lemper 3y ago
good thing I am not in position of power to choose the stack in my company. if I were, I don't think I'd pick deno over plain old docker container somewhere in someone else's computer. on docker, at the very least I know how to move my project somewhere else in case the data center is on fire.
- qbasic_forever 3y agoWhy wouldn't that be the case with deno too? Just move the deno executable, that's all you need to run it (and your code obviously) You can even just build and use a deno-based docker image like node or any other language image.
- triyambakam 3y agoDeno and Docker are orthogonal
- benatkin 3y agoIt's referring to the permissions system which sort of resembles container isolation. Only a bit, though. Something that resembles it a lot more is WebAssembly. There's a plugin system that has been shared by its creators around here a couple times: https://github.com/extism/extism https://github.com/extism/extism
- galaxyLogic 3y agoCan Deno output WebAssembly?
- ushakov 3y agoJIT is not possible in WASM. So, the answer is no