A rather geeky/technical weblog, est. 2001, by Bramus
Deno is a brand new JavaScript runtime, similar to Node.js. Use it to develop secure server-side apps with built-in TypeScript support, ES modules, and promise-based APIs.
📝 If you’re looking for a more extensive write-up on Deno, check Deno 1.0: What you need to know
Deno version 1.0 is about to land next week. LogRocket walks us through it from A to Z.
Deno 1.0: What you need to know →
💁♂️ Deno is a new take on Node, as if it were designed today, by the original author of Node. Here’s a good introductory video.
deno.town – A web REPL for experimenting with the Deno API
deno.town is a REPL to play with the aforementioned Deno, a new take on Node as if it were designed today.
⁉️ If you’re looking for a shorter intro to Deno, this talk by Bert Belder at DotJS has got you covered:
Ryan Dahl – inventor of Node.js – has been working on Deno, a new take on Node as if it were designed today.
From async-await to ArrayBuffers, the JavaScript language has changed significantly in the decade since Node.js was designed. Deno takes advantage of these developments and incorporate lessons learned in the development of Node to provide a new JavaScript platform built on V8 and Rust. This talk will teach the audience how to get started with Deno.
I especially like the compatibility with ES Modules.
Slides are also available.
🎧 FYI: The audio gets better after a few minutes. No worries there 😉