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Posted by ilreb 16 hours ago

Cloudflare acquires Deno(deno.com)
1122 points | 576 commentspage 11
j45 13 hours ago|
One step towards a $25K github replacement?
DonHopkins 14 hours ago||
Announcing eDon, my rewrite of Deno in Rust!

Edit: Yes, but it's not named after me, which this fork fixes.

It's going to be the first JavaScript runtime to natively support Super Intelligence APIs.

I'm having an LLM replacing all occurrences of "ai" in every API with "si", in the hopes that OpenSI or SpaceXSI will acquihire me.

culi 14 hours ago|
Deno's already mostly Rust
NicoJuicy 14 hours ago||
https://blog.cloudflare.com/deno-joins-cloudflare/

> The Deno team is joining Cloudflare to radically simplify self-hosting Workers and Durable Objects so developers can use the same primitives in more places.

Well, that's pretty big news actually.

gxcsoccer 14 hours ago||
Cloudflare is playing a big game ...
evbogue 16 hours ago||
Congrats Ry
zengid 10 hours ago||
i guess bun won?
Jgrubb 15 hours ago||
Honestly, this motion right here is the death of open source - the rug pull. I no longer can trust any open source project won't get bought up and sunsetted. I'm glad open tofu and valkey and Linux exist to serve as a counter example but this makes me sad.
oblio 15 hours ago||
It's not the death of open source. It will probably be the death of small company open source. Either 100% community/non profit or 100% big corporation and users check corporate alignment with project goals.
vachina 15 hours ago||
Honestly with AI just build it yourself.

I took the plunge and ripped out all my (“open source”) Magento shopfronts and reimplemented them from the ground in…… 2 hours. And it is so much more performant to boot.

rfgplk 14 hours ago||
This. Internally as of about two months ago I use _zero_ open source code in any of my projects. Anything that I was still relying on was 100% rewritten with an LLM. The only hard dependency remaining is the Linux kernel itself which I predict I'll be able to replace in a few months. The current rewrite is functional except for networking and wider driver support.
victorbjorklund 16 hours ago||
RIP
ramesh31 16 hours ago||
So both major (and the only meaningful) possible Node alternatives have been absorbed into proprietary monoliths in the last year. We all know how well the Joyent years went, RIP to open source innovation at this point.
ecares 11 hours ago|
Node is still there
collide6 11 hours ago|
Holy shit, I used to work on the Workers Runtime Team and I'm surprised!
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