I'm no stranger to Node.js, but everytime I want to start a project with it, I need to setup package.json, install TypeScript, Ava/Jest/Mocha or what have you, a bundle tool like rebuild, and then I can start writing code. If I want to watch it, I need to install another dev dependency.
And if I want to write a web server, well, time to find out what the trendy web server these days, and which router to use.
Whereas I can just create a main.ts file, `deno run/test -A --watch main.ts` and start importing the server from std.
Yes, you can do pretty much anything in anything, but for me, Deno lets me start up faster.
Oh, and we're not getting to the cross-platform build yet.
And if I want to write a web server, well, time to find out what the trendy web server these days, and which router to use.
Whereas I can just create a main.ts file, `deno run/test -A --watch main.ts` and start importing the server from std.
Yes, you can do pretty much anything in anything, but for me, Deno lets me start up faster.
Oh, and we're not getting to the cross-platform build yet.