Ryan Dahl
A software engineer and the creator of Node.js, the server-side JavaScript runtime environment he developed in 2009.
Core Facts
Timeline (last 90 days)
In August 2026, Ryan Dahl released the open source project Cell D, and two months later the entire Deno team joined Cloudflare, with Cell D at the core of that acquisition.
Ryan Dahl has repeatedly brought up durable objects since 2022.
On October 9, 2026, Ryan Dahl announced that the Deno team was joining Cloudflare.
Ryan Dahl said that Deno ultimately did not solve the big problem, was sucked into the gravity well of Node compatibility, and was forced to behave exactly like Node.
Ryan Dahl said that what he is interested in is building powerful new abstractions, and that celld, which relies only on object storage for coordination and persistence, is an entirely new server development model.
Deno was founded by Ryan Dahl, the original creator of Node.js.
Deno于2020年由Node.js创始人Ryan Dahl推出，引入权限模型、原生TypeScript支持和ESM优先策略
Deno由Node.js创始人Ryan Dahl于2020年推出
Ryan Dahl gave a talk titled '10 Things I Regret About Node.js' in 2018 and subsequently created Deno
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Node.js was created by Ryan Dahl in 2009 and is built on the Chrome V8 engine.
80%UnverifiedRyan Dahl has repeatedly brought up durable objects since 2022.
50%UnverifiedRyan Dahl said that what he is interested in is building powerful new abstractions, and that celld, which relies only on object storage for coordination and persistence, is an entirely new server development model.
50%UnverifiedRyan Dahl said that Deno ultimately did not solve the big problem, was sucked into the gravity well of Node compatibility, and was forced to behave exactly like Node.
50%UnverifiedDeno was founded by Ryan Dahl, the original creator of Node.js.
50%UnverifiedDeno于2020年由Node.js创始人Ryan Dahl推出，引入权限模型、原生TypeScript支持和ESM优先策略
50%UnverifiedDeno由Node.js创始人Ryan Dahl于2020年推出
50%UnverifiedRyan Dahl gave a talk titled '10 Things I Regret About Node.js' in 2018 and subsequently created Deno
50%UnverifiedIn August 2026, Ryan Dahl released the open source project Cell D, and two months later the entire Deno team joined Cloudflare, with Cell D at the core of that acquisition.
50%UnverifiedOn October 9, 2026, Ryan Dahl announced that the Deno team was joining Cloudflare.
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