If I understood correctly this is how they intend to make money:
> Not every use-case of server-side JavaScript needs to access the file system; our infrastructure makes it possible to compile out unnecessary bindings. This allows us to create custom runtimes for different applications: Electron-style GUIs, Cloudflare Worker-style Serverless Functions, embedded scripting for databases, etc.
So it's basically more of a Redhat approach to making money from open source? They intend to build tailored services on top of Deno for companies that request them?
> Not every use-case of server-side JavaScript needs to access the file system; our infrastructure makes it possible to compile out unnecessary bindings. This allows us to create custom runtimes for different applications: Electron-style GUIs, Cloudflare Worker-style Serverless Functions, embedded scripting for databases, etc.
So it's basically more of a Redhat approach to making money from open source? They intend to build tailored services on top of Deno for companies that request them?