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Deno will cease development of its JavaScript runtime one year after joining Cloudflare.Read original on X
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Cloudflare absorbs Deno as the standalone JavaScript runtime shuts down
With the runtime ceasing development a year after the team joined Cloudflare, server-side JavaScript keeps consolidating around big platforms.
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Cloudflare absorbs Deno as the standalone JavaScript runtime shuts down
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Cloudflare hires the Deno team as its runtime winds down
Cloudflare hires the Deno team as its runtime winds down
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