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by chrisldgk
784 days ago
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I believe you hit the nail on the head there. That, together with the fact that you can still host the deno runtime on your own hardware actually makes it a pretty viable alternative to new projects that you would be building using NodeJS otherwise, with the added bonus that if you ever decide to go serverless, you don‘t have to rewrite your code since you can take the same codebase and move it to deno deploy (or supabase functions, which just uses deno under the hood itself) |
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