Deno rules, I write some tiny and mid-size web services using it. Works like a Swiss clock, the project ideology is well aligned with the Unix sprit.
In my personal opinion, Deno authors are a bit humble. For example, when grateful users offer donations to the project, the authors politely decline them. I understand why, but at the same time it may create unneeded monetary pressures on the project in the long run.
What can work reasonably well is a shut-up-and-take-my-money monthly subscription for users depending on the project long-term success.
> Works like a Swiss clock
It really is such a pleasure. It feels almost like a blend of JS and Go. Fast, flexible, slightly saner package management with more powerful capabilities than other JS/TS alternatives, a better security model, better standard library (so to speak)... And very fast. I love it.