Deno
Deno is a JavaScript, TypeScript and WebAssembly working environment based on the V8 infrastructure. It offers a secure structure by default and can be easily installed over the command line. Thanks to its built-in tools and libraries, it allows to develop a variety of web applications and servers.
Deno
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- You can run JavaScript, TypeScript and WebAssembly codes directly.
- You can install web servers with built-in tools and standard libraries.
- You can use modern JavaScript and TypeScript packages in Deno programs in the JSR package registry.
- • High number of open issues (1,661)
- ↓ NegativeHacker News
Deno 1.0
“The fundamental problem of dependency management, as anyone who ever kept bookmarks knows, is that the external sources might go away at any time. It's not a problem unique to Deno or Go. Take Java for example, its standard dependency management tool is Maven, which relies on…”
- • NeutralHacker News
Deno 1.0
“This does seem like a dangerous side-path unrelated to the Deno project's needs. From the description, it doesn't sound like Deno needs the type information for V8 optimizations (I thought they had explored that, but I don't recall, and the description here is unclear), so maybe…”
Verified against README · Oct 26, 2026 · source