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Permissions by default
Explicit grants for filesystem, network and environment access, which makes a compromised dependency far harder to exploit.
Web development
Deno
A runtime that is secure by default and speaks TypeScript natively — for the projects where that trade is worth making.
Deno starts from permissions denied: a script reads no file and opens no socket unless you say so. Combined with native TypeScript and a standard library shipped with the runtime, it removes much of the toolchain a Node project accumulates over time.
What we do with it
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Native TypeScript
No separate compilation step and no build configuration to maintain — the runtime executes the source you wrote.
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Web standards
fetch, Request, Response and Web Streams, so code moves between the browser, the server and the edge with very little translation.
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Deployment
Single-binary compilation, small container images, and edge deployment where latency genuinely justifies it.
How we work with your team
In your repository, on your branches, with review running in both directions. What we write, your team has already read — and can change without us.
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