Comment by the_gipsy

Deno started as a clean slate, no npm. Three years in, they decided to scrap it because they thought they wouldn't get enough users the promised way.

So what does Deno offer now, exactly? The free parts just sound like a pretext to pull you into some paid solutions.

It can be hard to run a company, even harder to make a buck, but at the same time we can still be allowed to say how much they suck at it.