The State of Deno 2022
summary
Deno claims a Rust rewrite with V8 bindings and ships as a single executable; it snapshots TypeScript 4.8, uses swc for fast transpile and caching, and provides an integrated toolchain (lint, fmt, bundle, test, compile). Dependency model uses HTTPS imports, deno.land/x and a global module cache; npm compatibility supports imports like npm:express. Permissions are CLI flags; an experimental Flash HTTP server shows large speedups. Deno Deploy runs in 34 edge locations and aims for GA early next year, GitHub stars near 85k.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43Background
- 2:08Timeline
- 4:29Growth
- 5:48Core Technology Comparison
- 7:45Deno Core Architecture
- 9:34Deno Runtime Architecture
- 10:20Deno CLI
- 11:25Dependency Management
- 14:21Standard Library
- 15:47Third Party Modules
- 16:43Release Schedule
- 17:35Hello World
- 19:06Notable Features
- 20:09Web Platform Compatibility
- 21:32Tooling Comparison
- 23:25TypeScript Support
- 24:32Permissions System
- 27:50Node.js Compatibility
- 29:27npm Compatibility
- 30:03Recent Changes
- 31:00Deno Deploy
- 31:39Deploy Showcase Applications
- 32:10Important Links
