Maybe but who cares when your code does not execute instantly on Lambda and requires you to use GaalVM to convert bytecode to binary. Besides you have a lot of people who would say Kotlin is better.
Javascript, like Python wins here. Well Javascript kind of wins because it is interpreted but devs do not use it directly but rather with a bundler/compiler.
> Plus, aren't Deno libs compatible with Node libs
Not really, if your dependency relies on say `https` module then it'll not work on Deno as it does not have it. And in the case of Deno modules, they are not on `npm` to begin with but even if you import them then they are written in Typescript.
Maybe but who cares when your code does not execute instantly on Lambda and requires you to use GaalVM to convert bytecode to binary. Besides you have a lot of people who would say Kotlin is better.
Javascript, like Python wins here. Well Javascript kind of wins because it is interpreted but devs do not use it directly but rather with a bundler/compiler.
> Plus, aren't Deno libs compatible with Node libs
Not really, if your dependency relies on say `https` module then it'll not work on Deno as it does not have it. And in the case of Deno modules, they are not on `npm` to begin with but even if you import them then they are written in Typescript.