Edge JavaScript runtime from the Deno team
"Deno Deploy allows 1M/month invocations for free. They have domains, env variables. Also they have cron jobs."
"Bottom line: It has some problems, but I'm absolutely in love with it and I don't intend ever to go back to Node if I can help it."
"Yes, Deno's compile feature is really great. I used it for a school project once where I had built an HTTP client, and the executable ran as expected."
"At the risk of sounding like a fanboy, Deno Deploy makes deploying really easy."
"Deno Deploy is a fully managed serverless solution that’s globally distributed. It’s the go-to for getting your app up and running without fuss."
"Deno is such a nice little scripting tool. I've been using it for devops glue and scripts lately. Native typescript, easy-as-pie dependency"
"Deployed it using Deno deploy and it's now serving from 12 locations on the edge, with env variables working properly."
"I use Deno for small scripts and serverless functions because of how easy it is to setup and deploy."
"Deployed on Deno Deploy, works well with the free tier. The KV usage is minimal since it's just counters and small stat objects."
"My experience is that Deno is a great choice for writing scripts with TypeScript. It's basically what you'd want Node to be."
"Unfortunately, I ran into one of these when building a caching layer for a project I've been working on."
"I would love to try Deno deploy, but right now there are two deal breakers for me: - why is the CPU time limit so low?"
"They started with 35 regions, dropped to 12 last year, dropped to 6 this year! For me in Seoul, latencies increased 10× in 2 years."
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