Hacker NewsMay 20, 2025

Reports of Deno's Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated

https://deno.com/blog/greatly-exaggerated

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Reports of Deno's Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated | Deno

Addressing recent Deno criticisms and sharing our vision for the future

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#DenoJS executable for x86_64 Linux has meanwhile grown to 140 Mb? What's wrong with this world... ๐Ÿค•
At least #BunJS is still under 100 Mb, but for how long...
#JavaScript #TypeScript
Murphy RandleOct 26, 2024
Has anyone tried dropping Deno 2.0 in as a replacement for Node on a full-fledged production project? How did it go? Did you see any performance gains? Any nasty surprises? #denojs #nodejs #deno2
Vedran Mandiฤ‡Feb 10, 2024

FFS... successfully upgraded my web crawler https://tris.fly.dev to Node with TypeScript, there is absolutely no visible change in the application apart from the v1.4.0 footer tag.

Docker build takes 90s more ie. 110s instead of 20s~, haha.

I am yet to reap the goodness of TypeScript. Why did I do this?!

I built the initial app without it so... maybe DHH is right all along.

My next endeavor is to transform it into a #DenoJS app. I guess this was the only reason to shift into #TypeScript.

Tris - A simple and free web crawler

Tris - A simple and free web crawler. Tris recursively crawls a website's domain HTML pages and collect its links, built by Vedran Mandiฤ‡.

unknown engineerJul 9, 2023
๐Ÿค” Does anyone actually use deno.land in production? Even those who give public talks about it don't really use it in production, only for hobby projects. It's a bit sad 'cause, I like the technology, but I'm not convinced it's ready for larger projects. #denojs