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>it’s mostly about the paid-for services Deno Inc offers. In a way I think that's a good thing. Their plan for making money is to provide those services. T
by Lerc 1y ago
>it’s mostly about the paid-for services Deno Inc offers.
In a way I think that's a good thing. Their plan for making money is to provide those services. That goal is enhanced by Deno being healthy. I would be more concerned if Deno was the product they were wanting to sell.
As long as Deno itself is FOSS, then I think I'm ok with it.
- WorldMaker 1y agoAlso, I've been using Deno Deploy for hobby projects and it is a delight to work with so far. In terms of finding a product that is a good complement to the open source Deno, they seem to have good ideas. Though I'm still in the VC-subsidized freeloader category in my hobby usage today, so I haven't experienced it yet as a paid product.