if there was enough requests going over then it'd be throwing errors but overall it's very generous to spiky workloads

Ohhh gotcha

oh apparently deno deploy doesn't support npm imports 😭

Yeh their Deploy VS Local story is a bit goofy - import maps are different for deploy and local

doesnt make sense

there are not much benefits to choose deploy over workers xd

the only reason would be tcp connections for databases, but that's already it

Do we now have any workaround when wrangler is doing "[WARNING] Failed to get worker definitions TypeError: fetch failed"

For the platform itself (and ignore the deno part), is deno deploy better or worse than cf ?

Seems to be a common-ish thing, but I'm not sure a root cause or anything has been found yet https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-sdk/issues/2959

You're in a CF server so you're probably gonna get some biased answers to that question, haha. Both are great, and honestly you can't go wrong with either.

Deno's BroadcastChannel is pretty much the only thing that I would consider better than stuff CF has to offer everything else is almost like the same. Deno is a bit behind on some stuff like cache api and their kv isnt released yet (though also has a better api than workers kv tbh, but DO makes up for this on workers).

CF guys are usually pretty nice and open from what I know 😉

can I use crates from crates.io in workers-rs?

If they support the

wasm32-unknown-unknown

target, yes

The Deno part is the main differentiator for me, it's why I would choose it over workers The idea that the code I run on my machine is exactly the same when deployed is super nice

No bundling etc.

I heard you like bundling so we added bundling into your bundling

The true friends are the bundles we make along the way

Oh who would like bundling

Wrangler --no-bundle has had some very nice changes as of late just FYI 👀

A little bit slow on this one, but my two cents: Deno for DevEx & API support, CF for performance and global reach

regretfully not

Do any runtimes have native runtime type checking?

As in, instead of Zod, if you try to JSON parse a request body that doesn’t match a type, it throws an error

Deno has TS in it, doesn't it? 🤔

Oh, like that, I don't think so

Thats more of a strictly typed language thing