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Writing on GPUs, LLMs, MLOps, Kubernetes — and mindset · 2 posts
Deno 2.9 — The deno desktop Experiment, Lockfile-Preserving Migration, and a 24-Hour Supply-Chain Default
Deno 2.9, released on June 25, 2026, comes down to three stories: deno desktop, an experimental feature for building native desktop apps with the web stack (OS webview by default, an optional bundled CEF); a migration pa
2026-07-17 · 14 min read #javascript#deno#javascript-runtime#node-compatibility#supply-chainDeno 2 and 3 Deep Dive 2026 — The Node-Compatibility Era, JSR, Fresh 2, and Deno KV (Where the Runtime Bet Went) english
Deno's biggest self-negation came in September 2024 when Deno 2 shipped — the runtime that once rejected Node embraced Node compatibility as a first-class feature. package.json, nodemodules, npm CLI parity, all of it. Th
2026-05-14 · 22 min read #deno#deno-2#deno-3#javascript-runtime#jsr