Yes, I even have made a Docker image to help test Deno without installing it.
In the process, I have discovered that Deno is awesome because a single executable makes the installation pretty easy on most modern systems.
So no need for a ton of shared libraries or to have many interpreters and compilers installed to bake the Deno interpreter.
If you want to give it a try you can use it here (for Docker users): hub.docker.com/r/aminnairi/deno
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Yes, I even have made a Docker image to help test Deno without installing it.
In the process, I have discovered that Deno is awesome because a single executable makes the installation pretty easy on most modern systems.
So no need for a ton of shared libraries or to have many interpreters and compilers installed to bake the Deno interpreter.
If you want to give it a try you can use it here (for Docker users): hub.docker.com/r/aminnairi/deno