deno has some benefits (fast, included ts, linter, formatter, etc.), but without node compatibility, i will not switch to deno.
but if you already have a huge legacy node project why would you switch to deno? or are we all going to pretend to forget why Deno was even created?
Only the people who like having to rewrite everything with every breaking change that happens on cutting edge platforms. It's not all that fun for most people. I'll wait until "new shiny" isn't as new and shiny, when it finally becomes stable and dependable. Until then the current stable platform is what I'll continue building on because it still does everything I need it to do.