In this Deno tutorial, we'll see how to create a Deno CLI tool with TypeScript. We'll explore how to read a directory and write a file. Finally, we'll learn to publish our Deno module to GitHub and run it directly from that location and also to install it locally so it can work without connection.
Angular 10 introduces new support for TypeScript 3.9, new TS libraries and project structure, plus a stricter mode.
Deno will stop using TypeScript citing several issues like slow compiling times and inefficient code structuring. Deno will start using pure JavaScript for its internal code.
Deno doesn't rely on a centralized server like npm. Anyone can publish a module to their server. Learn to create, publish, and use a Deno module.
10 resources to learn and work with Deno: tutorials, libraries, VSCode extensions, and more.
Deno is a new runtime (like Node.js) that aims to provide a productive and secure scripting environment for JavaScript and TypeScript. It has been created by Ryal Dahl, the original creator of Node.js, to be a secure environment for the modern JavaScript/TypeScript developer, incorporating the recent advances in JavaScript of the last years. It's funny… Continue reading Deno 1.0 launches: a secure runtime for JavaScript
