After a release candidate, the final release Deno 2.0 is now available. The runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript is now compatible with Node.js and npm and stabilizes the standard library after ...

Probably the quickest way to understand Deno Fresh is to think of pairing Next.js with Node or Bun. The result is a front-end JavaScript framework with file-system routing conventions. What makes ...

or you want a more secure JavaScript runtime environment than Node.js, you might find the new open source project Deno of interest (the word Deno is an anagram of Node). On the other hand ...

Deno, the runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript, reached version 2.0 on Wednesday, bringing with it baggage from the past in the form of broad Node.js compatibility.… The project debuted in May ...

Deno is a runtime for JavaScript, TypeScript and WebAssembly based on the Rust programming language and the V8 JavaScript engine initially developed for Google Chrome and Chromium web browsers.

A sizable portion of the Hackaday audience groans and runs their eyes when some new-fangled Javascript thing comes out. So what makes Bun different? Bun is a runtime (like Node or Deno)t that ...

Deno has filed an application with the US Patent and Trademark Office to cancel Oracle's JavaScript trademark. The language is to be recognized as a public good. The company Deno, which is behind ...