Last check on Deno is 3 months ago, now it's really gaining traction. Benchmarks are comparable with node.js now, curious if it will be going for rust-level performance.

Rust-level performance

Lol

Nice! It's one of the things I have on my "next things to try out"-list.
At least for now, ts-node has been really useful. 😄

@lamka02sk #nopunintended

@PonySlaystation Startup time of ts-node is a thing. I recently ported all our build tools from ts-node to pure node, that alone reduced the pipeline durations by 15%.

You know what, the vision that Deno being the Golang in the js/ts world is really appealing.

I wish there was some decent bundler on Deno 💯🤓

@vintprox trex is worth a play

@lechuckles wait a second... Just found out that deno CLI has out-of-the-box bundling, haha. Now, that's interesting!

I've been looking at Deno for a while now, just from the sidelines.

If things keep going like they are, I might start using it for my next chatbot ;O

@vintprox welcome to the party!

@lechuckles Arweave is interesting!

@FinlayDaG33k I may start my own project too, when I figure out how Deno wants users to do clustering and IPC. But it is fun for small builds already!

Deno isn't going to get Rust performance, but it does have Go style tooling and standard library!

It's a Brave New World!

Rust performance will improve as WebAssembly matures.

@theuser I may want to inform you that Rust can be compiled to WASM.

idk the performance hit, but hey...