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Deno split its Standard Library into individual packages and published them all to the JSR package registry.

This also means you can install them with npm and use ~70% of them within Node.js projects 🤯

Deno split its Standard Library into individual packages and published them all to the JSR package registry.

This also means you can install them with npm and use ~70% of them within Node.js projects 🤯

https://deno.com/blog/std-on-jsr

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deno stdlib rocks and nicely presents merits of deno.
Deno making it available on npm reminds me of a Trojan horse story :)

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For all of its flaws, the JavaScript ecosystem’s dedication to interoperability is pretty amazing.