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Reload Deno cache after upgrading
Since it's v1.0 release, the Deno framework is iterating in a very fast pace. It releases a new version almost every other week. It is generally a good idea to keep your Deno install updated with the latest release. The deno command provides a built-in upgrading tool. The following command upgrades Deno to the latest release. $ deno upgrade You can also upgrade or downgrade to a specific version of Deno, like this:…
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🦕 Tutorial: Deno Apps with WebAssembly, Rust, and WASI
Deno is created by the original developer of Node.js, Ryan Dahl, to address what he called 10 things I regret about Node.js. It did away with the NPM and the infamous node_modules. Deno is a single binary executable to run applications written in TypeScript and JavaScript. However, while TypeScript and JavaScript are suitable for the majority of web applications, they could be inadequate for computationally intensive tasks, such as neural network training and inference, machine learning, and cryptography.…
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🦕 Deno, Rust and WebAssembly
Deno is a JavaScript / Typescript runtime written in Rust. It is based on Google V8 engine (same as Node.js) and created by Ryan Dahl – the creator and original developer of Node.js. Q: Is Deno going to replace Node.js? A: It could. If it does, it will be one of the coming-to-age events for the Rust language for server-side applications. The same way Twitter made the Ruby language a legitimate choice for web apps almost 15 years ago.…
