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We're making the Cloudflare developer platform the best place to run JavaScript, anywhere. Big step toward that today: the @Deno_Land team is joining us to build what’s next.Read original on X
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Cloudflare hires the Deno team to strengthen Workers
With Deno's standalone JavaScript runtime set to wind down after the team joins, server-side JavaScript development consolidates around Cloudflare's platform.
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SITUATION DETECTED: Cloudflare acquiring DenoRead original on X
The team behind @Deno_Land, including @rough__sea (he knows a bit about Node.js), is joining @Cloudflare. They’ll help make Workers better for Node.js developers and advance workerd as a core primitive for what comes next.Read original on X
Deno will cease development of its JavaScript runtime one year after joining Cloudflare.Read original on X
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Cloudflare hires the Deno team to strengthen Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to strengthen Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to strengthen Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to boost Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to boost Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to boost Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to boost Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to boost Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to boost Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to boost Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to boost Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to boost Workers
Cloudflare hires the Deno team to boost Workers
Deno team joins Cloudflare to improve Workers
Deno team joins Cloudflare to improve Workers
Deno team joins Cloudflare to improve Workers
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