Same here, sad dealbreaker. I hope it becomes an option for the next phone.

Are you sure? From let's say the 100 web devs I encountered the past years I remember 3 using Windows, and they all used the Linux environment for development.

I like to play on Flatris: https://flatris.space/

With proper srcset and sizes attributes, that serve compressed images in a modern image format you'll usually get below 1MB.

Had the same thought, performance is quite key for most uses I think. Still compiles to web assembly probably because they mention running it in V8.

What do you mean?

They're referring to the Cloudflare product suite which has massively grown from CDN to registrar to application security to corporate networking and more. I agree that it can be hard to see and use all the different product lines given how fractured everything is.

There is also a new format for JSON feeds: https://jsonfeed.org/

Definitely, I do wonder how it compares in binary size. Especially the 'baseline' size of a hello world.

Currently it's 30-45Mb depending on the OS. We're working on providing a "lite" version of the runtime, that doesn't include tools like formatter or linter. Preliminary works show that we should be able to trim executables down to about 20Mb.

Currently binary size is a bit larger than the `deno` cli.

We are currently working on reducing size for these `deno compile` binaries though. From preliminary testing we think we can reduce size by around 60% - maybe even more.

Seems like it's big, our Go CLI clocks in about 30MB on Linux. Deno with hello world is like 32MB.

But I honestly don't mind up until about 100MB.

The files are big now. ~30 MB.

Size was not really a goal for the first pass of the feature.

The link shows its 48MB for a trivial program (I assume its trivial - its called "cat")

Not at the moment but probably some time next year: https://www.patreon.com/marcan