I think Deno has done a good job pushing the ecosystem forwards, but I think it has the problem that anything it can do, NodeJS can also implement. Since Deno,

I think Deno has done a good job pushing the ecosystem forwards, but I think it has the problem that anything it can do, NodeJS can also implement. Since Deno, NodeJS now follows most browser standards, also allows running Typescript natively, has a built-in test runner, and even has a similar permissions system to Deno (albeit behind an additional flag). I believe it can even import JSR modules if configured correctly. So NodeJS can do pretty much everything Deno can, but it also can do all the stuff it could already do.