Organic Software’s Matt marks the end of Deno after Cloudflare said it would acquire the company and shut the runtime down over the coming year, crediting the project’s sandboxed security model, portability and zero-config developer experience while recalling how his team built products used by tens of thousands on Deno, Deno Deploy, Deno Sandboxes and Fresh. He blames the Deno company’s tenuous venture-capital-backed business model for the outcome, calls the moment a mourning, and notes that escaping back to Node or Bun is straightforward because Deno never created strong lock-in.
In Memory of Deno
Organic Software's Matt marks the end of Deno after Cloudflare said it would acquire the company and shut the runtime down over the coming year, crediting the project's sandboxed security model, portability and zero-config developer experience while recalling how his team built products used by tens of thousands on Deno, Deno Deploy, Deno Sandboxes and Fresh. He blames the Deno company's tenuous venture-capital-backed business model for the outcome, calls the moment a mourning, and notes that escaping back to Node or Bun is straightforward because Deno never created strong lock-in.
Source: Orgsoft