← Back to context Comment by anta40 10 hours ago Does this mean I can turn my JS-based backend into single executable and easily ship it, like in Go? 1 comment anta40 Reply queenkjuul 9 hours ago Recent versions of Node can package a backend into a single binary already, it'll just be 100MB+ and embed the whole Node runtime.This is more equivalent to Go, with a single static native binary that does not include the whole Node runtime
queenkjuul 9 hours ago Recent versions of Node can package a backend into a single binary already, it'll just be 100MB+ and embed the whole Node runtime.This is more equivalent to Go, with a single static native binary that does not include the whole Node runtime
Recent versions of Node can package a backend into a single binary already, it'll just be 100MB+ and embed the whole Node runtime.
This is more equivalent to Go, with a single static native binary that does not include the whole Node runtime