Do You Foresee a Browser Compatibility Future?

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All your favorite modules, React, Vue, Prisma, Express, all of this is just working in Dino these days. We're very adamant about moving to a browser compatible future and kind of leaving behind a lot of these legacy APIs. So you know, although we're supporting these MPM modules, it's really a portal reaching into this kind of legacy universe.

In this supper club episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk with Ryan Dahl about Deno. Why was Deno created? What is Deno written in? How is Deno so much faster? And what’s the future of Deno?

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