He mostly regrets the way Promises work (edit: that the async programming APIs don't work with them), security/sandboxing, and the module system.
Then he introduces "Deno", a successor which is under construction and which will fix all these problems. It exposes a language based on TypeScript. Internally, some parts of Deno are written in GoLang.
He mostly regrets the way Promises work (edit: that the async programming APIs don't work with them), security/sandboxing, and the module system.
Then he introduces "Deno", a successor which is under construction and which will fix all these problems. It exposes a language based on TypeScript. Internally, some parts of Deno are written in GoLang.