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Deno: the easiest, most secure JavaScript runtime | Deno Docs #880

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ShellLM opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 1 comment
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Deno: the easiest, most secure JavaScript runtime | Deno Docs

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Deno, the open-source runtime for TypeScript and JavaScript. Features built-in dev tools, powerful platform APIs, and native support for TypeScript and JSX.

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Deno is a modern, secure, and fast JavaScript/TypeScript runtime. It aims to be a more secure and productive alternative to Node.js.

Some key features of Deno include:

  • Security: Deno is secure by default. It requires explicit permissions to access files, network, and other resources.
  • Modules: Deno uses ES modules and URL imports, rather than CommonJS and the require() function.
  • Tooling: Deno has a batteries-included philosophy, with a built-in formatter, test runner, debugger, and more.
  • Performance: Deno is built on top of the JavaScript engine V8 and the Rust programming language, making it fast and efficient.
  • TypeScript: Deno has first-class support for TypeScript, including type checking and auto-completion.

To get started with Deno, you can visit the official documentation.

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