It works surprisingly well when used in npm compatiblity mode, a lot like Bun is used. Running `deno install` in a directory with package.json will create a le

It works surprisingly well when used in npm compatiblity mode, a lot like Bun is used. Running `deno install` in a directory with package.json will create a leaner version of node_modules, running `deno task something` will run scripts defined in `package.json`. Deno way of doing things is a bit problematic, as I too find it is often a timesink where things don't work, then if you have to escape back to node/npm it becomes a bigger hassle. Using Deno with package.json is easier.