> If your team/company is reliant on Node packages, it does not make any sense to go for another runtime
If Deno does some things better than node, and nothing worse, then NPM support means users can gradually migrate from node. Any of those improvements might be enough motivation if they help your use-case.
AFAICT, there still isn’t a killer reason for my mature project to migrate, but removing the NPM blocker means I can consider it as soon as they release something that fits my use case.
If Deno does some things better than node, and nothing worse, then NPM support means users can gradually migrate from node. Any of those improvements might be enough motivation if they help your use-case.
AFAICT, there still isn’t a killer reason for my mature project to migrate, but removing the NPM blocker means I can consider it as soon as they release something that fits my use case.