Well reasoned post. I tend to use Deno when I want to test code that should run in the browser but want to have Typescript support. I was initially really excit

Well reasoned post. I tend to use Deno when I want to test code that should run in the browser but want to have Typescript support. I was initially really excited by the differences compared to Node but the gap is closing. I also don't like the subtle differences that Deno has from tsc. So for a Typescript project that I want to run in the browser I usually just use `npx typescript -p tsc` and import the build dir as modules in the app. So while I was initially really excited about Deno, I just haven't really needed it for anything special lately. When I want to write a quick script I usually just use Python because the std lib is so rich.