honestly, so far my entire experience with deno was very similar to writing code for browsers. i'm not *building* in browser, i use a proper tool for that (node, vite/rollup/tsc, ...) i might be wrong, but deno just feels like a very fragile thing, only suitable for a very limited number of use-cases. and once you need *a little bit* more control over what's happening - you end up hacking around the made up limitations of deno. it's just.. not fun dealing with all that instead of writing actual code. i can't point out exactly *why* i feel that way, but i can't shake this feeling off either.