I think the JS ecosystem has such a huge amount of raw developer-attention that even if Deno only gets 10% of the market, that's probably enough to bootstrap all those foundational packages/frameworks.
Also: if you're porting from Node, the only things that really have to change are the system/IO API calls. The import style is a bit different but that could pretty much be automated. It's still just TypeScript at the end of the day; your core logic will be the same.
Also: if you're porting from Node, the only things that really have to change are the system/IO API calls. The import style is a bit different but that could pretty much be automated. It's still just TypeScript at the end of the day; your core logic will be the same.