- TS also lets anyone do whatever they want so not a great thing to support, I have always said TS would be better if people couldn't configure it without a PR to TS itself
- we have the chance to define a new and better API, we should do it - you are already adopting something different
- I agree, but its not a selling point, these things are probably in containers already and my OS should be doing most of the work
- window: just no, call it global if you must. perpetuating ideas like this isn't good for anyone but the lazy.
- I think the cmd aspect of shipping a whole binary is cool for sure, but lets not conflate this as a "compiled language" its not. you are shipping a runtime and a scripting language together.
relatively speaking the windows vs. global should be a non issue. I believe that every js runtime except for IE supports globalThis such that `globalThis.window === window` in the browser and `globalThis.global === global` in node.
Deno's difference from node is the choice to implement web API instead of nodejs stdlib API
- we have the chance to define a new and better API, we should do it - you are already adopting something different
- I agree, but its not a selling point, these things are probably in containers already and my OS should be doing most of the work
- window: just no, call it global if you must. perpetuating ideas like this isn't good for anyone but the lazy.
- I think the cmd aspect of shipping a whole binary is cool for sure, but lets not conflate this as a "compiled language" its not. you are shipping a runtime and a scripting language together.