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I'm not convinced. The author has had a pretty negative view of Deno, JSR, etc since the beginning.
by MortyWaves 1y ago
I'm not convinced. The author has had a pretty negative view of Deno, JSR, etc since the beginning.
- knowitnone 1y agoI don't know the history the aurthor said he went all in on Deno. That doesn't seem negative at all.
- dbushell 1y agoMy original view on Deno and JSR was positive and optimistic (it's all there on my blog). I've been using it for years and I still use Deno because it has more convenient/ergonomic APIs than Node. If Deno halving the Deploy regions twice from 35 to 12, and 12 to 6 doesn't convince you then I don't know what will
- MortyWaves 1y agoIt doesn’t convince me. You seem to be determined to conflate two very different things. If I use Deno it’s because it’s a language runtime. Deno Deploy is as the name says. The title should be, if anything, “the decline of an after thought deployment tool”.