Temporal API moves out of unstable, Windows ARM gets native support, and subprocess spawning gets simpler APIs—but spawn functions still unstable.
Summary
Temporal is now production-ready without flags, ARM Windows developers eliminate emulation overhead, and Node.js compatibility fixes (worker threads, child_process, zlib) make migrating Node projects to Deno more viable.
Why it matters
Temporal is now production-ready without flags, ARM Windows developers eliminate emulation overhead, and Node.js compatibility fixes (worker threads, child_process, zlib) make migrating Node projects to Deno more viable.
Implementation verdict
Temporal replaces hand-rolled date arithmetic and timezone logic; spawn() functions replace Deno.Command() for simple cases but remain unstable—try now for dates, wait on spawn APIs until stabilized. Requires deno upgrade to 2.7.
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