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The Deno team, including creator Ryan Dahl, is joining Cloudflare to improve Workers for Node.js developers and advance workerd as a core runtime primitive.
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Welcome @rough__sea and team!
Cloudflare Developers (@CloudflareDev): The team behind @Deno_Land, including @rough__sea (he knows a bit about Node.js), is joining @Cloudflare.
They’ll help make Workers better for Node.js developers and advance workerd as a core primitive for what comes next.
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