Introducing deployctl, the command line interface for Deno Deploy
Introducing deployctl, the command line interface for Deno Deploy Many backend engineers prefer to manage infrastructure and deployments through a command line interface, especially when building CI/CD scripts where settings and configurations can all be represented through flags and code. Managing your projects on Deno Deploy is no exception — with deployctl you can now manage the whole lifecycle
Introducing JSR - the JavaScript Registry
Modules are published to JSR as TypeScript source code. API documentation generation, type declarations for Node-like environments, and transpilation are all handled by JSR. Module authors can focus on writing TypeScript only. Read on for more context on how and why we built JSR, how you can use it today, and how you can be involved in the project! Introducing JSR - the slightly longer versionJava
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Deno Subhosting lets you run untrusted JavaScript from multiple customers in a secure, hosted sandbox.
Deno 1.38: HTML doc generator and HMR
The Deno ecosystem continues to mature, and with the 1.38 release, we’re excited to introduce significant improvements to the deno doc command. Topping the list is the ability to produce static site documentation using the new deno doc --html feature, a game-changer for developers looking to share and publish their project documentation. If you already have Deno installed, upgrade to version 1.38
Deno 1.37: Modern JavaScript in Jupyter Notebooks
Deno’s mission is to dramatically simplify software development. In Deno 1.37, we’re happy to extend this to interactive Jupyter notebooks. Starting in 1.37, you can use the new deno jupyter command to create a Deno kernel that can be used within notebooks. Additionally, Deno 1.37 comes with stronger Visual Studio Code and LSP support, better testing performance, improved Node compatibility, and m
dnt — the easiest way to publish a hybrid npm module for ESM and CommonJS
dnt — the easiest way to publish a hybrid npm module for ESM and CommonJS Though browsers and JavaScript have come a long way, writing and publishing JavaScript modules is still painful. To maximize adoption, your module should support CommonJS and ESM, JavaScript with TypeScript declarations, and work in Deno, Node.js, and web browsers. To achieve that, many resort to complex release pipelines or
How the creator of Homebrew simplifies distributing software with tea and Deno
How the creator of Homebrew simplifies distributing software with tea and Deno This is a guest blog written by Max Howell, creator of Homebrew and founder/CEO of tea. One of the biggest challenges with building open source software is the distribution — the build and release process, being able to support all major platforms, etc. This problem is something that we’re solving with tea. tea, the spi
A Gentle Introduction to Islands
Modern JavaScript frameworks include a lot of JavaScript. That’s kinda obvious. But most web sites don’t contain a lot of JavaScript. Some do. If you’re building a dynamic interactive dashboard, JS your heart out. On the other end, documentation pages, blogs, static content sites, etc. require 0 JavaScript. This blog, for example, has no JS. But then there’s this whole horde of websites in the mid
Build a Simple Image Resizing API in less than 100 LOC
In this tutorial, we’ll build a simple image resizing API using ImageMagick and deploy it on Deno Deploy. The API will resize images by stretching or cropping them, although you can add more functionality later. Follow the video tutorial here. View the source, try the demo, or check out the playground. ImageMagickWe’ll use ImageMagick for all of the image manipulation in our API. It’s one of the m
Deno 1.28: Featuring 1.3 Million New Modules
We’re excited to announce that Deno 1.28 stabilizes npm compatibility, which means you can now import over 1.3 million npm modules in Deno. Building apps will be easier and more secure than ever, now that you can use your favorite persistent data modules such as Prisma, Mongoose, and MySQL, as well as frontend frameworks such as React, Vue, etc. Using npm is easier and safer with Deno. Deno’s buil
Fresh 1.0
Fresh is a new full stack web framework for Deno. By default, web pages built with Fresh send zero JavaScript to the client. The framework has no build step which allows for an order of magnitude improvement in deployment times. Today we are releasing the first stable version of Fresh. Client side rendering has become increasingly popular in recent years. React (and React-like) pages allow program
Deno 1.22 Release Notes
If you are installing Deno for the first time, you can use one of the methods listed below: # Using Shell (macOS and Linux): curl -fsSL https://deno.land/x/install/install.sh | sh # Using PowerShell (Windows): iwr https://deno.land/x/install/install.ps1 -useb | iex # Using Homebrew (macOS): brew install deno # Using Scoop (Windows): scoop install deno # Using Chocolatey (Windows): choco install de
A Whole Website in a Single JavaScript File
This site is a pretty standard demo website; a site with links to different pages. Nothing to write home about except that the whole website is contained within a single JavaScript file, and is rendered dynamically, just in time, at the edge, close to the user. The routing is fairly minimal: we use the router module which uses URLPattern under the hood for pattern matching. /** @jsx h */ /// <refe
Supabase Functions on Deno Deploy
We’re excited to announce our partnership with Supabase in the launch of their new product, Supabase Functions, which allows you to deploy code globally on the edge within seconds. It’s built on top of our Deno Deploy infrastructure, which includes auto-scaling and auto-caching by default, so you can focus less on infrastructure and more on building product. With Deno, Supabase Functions get first
Deno Deploy Beta 1
Deno Deploy is a multi-tenant JavaScript engine running in 25 data centers across the world. The service deeply integrates cloud infrastructure with the V8 virtual machine, allowing users to quickly script distributed HTTPS servers. This novel “serverless” system is designed from the ground up for modern JavaScript programming. Today we are releasing Deploy Beta 1. This is the first in a series of
Announcing the Deno Company
Of the myriad ways to program computers, scripting languages are the most effortless and practical variety. Of these, the web browser scripting language (JavaScript) is the fastest, most popular, and the only one with an industrial standardization process. It is clear that the web will be with us for a long time to come; and thus JavaScript will be with us for a long time to come. Extending web pr
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