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Discovering Deno: Should You Transition from Node.js?

Mon., 12. February 2024 | 4 min read

Despite Node.js being the leading JavaScript runtime environment for the last decade, it has been subject to some criticism and its creator, Ryan Dahl, identified many design decisions he regretted. Deno aims to solve these issues by focusing on security, simplicity, and compatibility with modern web standards as well as offering a more secure and efficient development experience for programmers. Deno (pronounced den-o) is a JavaScript, TypeScript, and WebAssembly runtime created by Ryan Dahl that has been gaining popularity in the web development community. Now is the time for Web application developers to understand the features and limitations of Deno to avoid being left behind. Use this article to get a concise breakdown of this technology, understand how it relates to its predecessor, and practical implementation advice.

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