While I mostly agree with you, I hope deno removes at least part of the nodejs mess when becomes ready for prime time. It's already better designed in so many w

While I mostly agree with you, I hope deno removes at least part of the nodejs mess when becomes ready for prime time. It's already better designed in so many ways. Then I can safely ignore the typescript functionality that, like you said, ads too little value for me. This is mostly wishful thinking. If deno doesn't deliver, maybe bun will. The funny thing is they are trying to improve deno by adding compatibility to the same nodeisms that make node such a messy experience, like package.json and node_modules. Once these will get used out of habbit, there is no going back.