To be fair, the advantage of Deno here is really the standard library that includes way more functionality than Node. But in the end, we should all rely on few

To be fair, the advantage of Deno here is really the standard library that includes way more functionality than Node. But in the end, we should all rely on fewer dependencies. It's certainly the philosophy I'm trying to follow with https://mastrojs.github.io https://mastrojs.github.io – see e.g. https://jsr.io/@mastrojs/mastro/dependencies https://jsr.io/@mastrojs/mastro/dependencies