State of Deno 2022
summary
Deno claims production readiness after a May 2020 1.0 release and a complete rewritten in Rust native layer that wraps V8 via rusty_v8, using Tokio, rustls and hyper instead of libuv and OpenSSL. The runtime ships an audited std library, a snapshot TypeScript compiler, an integrated toolchain, a Node compatibility layer and a sandboxed permission system with flags like --allow-net and scoped read/write. Deno Deploy runs in about 30 regions in beta and targets GA in Q3 2022.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (21)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:37Background
- 3:24Growth
- 4:22Core Technology Comparison
- 5:53Deno Core Architecture
- 7:33Deno Runtime Architecture
- 8:30Deno CLI
- 9:28Standard Library
- 11:34Dependency Management
- 13:11Release Schedule
- 13:47Hello World
- 14:41Notable Features
- 15:41Web Platform Compatibility
- 16:37Tooling Comparison
- 17:33TypeScript Support
- 18:39Permissions System
- 20:36Node.js Compatibility
- 21:44Recent Changes
- 22:32WinterCG
- 23:40Deno Deploy
- 24:46Important Links
