Deno might not kill Node, but something else

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  • KEEP

    Kotlin Evolution and Enhancement Process

    • Surprisingly, Golang or Kotlin is just not yet ready for scripting with heavy external dependencies.

  • deno_std

    Discontinued deno standard modules

    • Due to vast popularity of NOT Node.js, but JavaScript itself, and web browsers, I see Deno as a scripting language platform for JavaScript and WASM. It also supports JSDOM, therefore all web browser methods.

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  • esbuild

    An extremely fast bundler for the web

    • It cannot replace Node mainly because it can only replace frontend libraries just as fast as other non-Node.js frontend libs. (Such as Golang's esbuild, and the associated Hugo.)

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