
Next-gen JavaScript runtime.
Free

Deno is a secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript, built on V8 and Rust. It aims to improve upon Node.js by addressing its architectural and security shortcomings. Deno offers built-in TypeScript support, enhanced security features, and a modern module system using URLs. It prioritizes developer experience with features like automatic code formatting and a built-in package manager. Deno's design emphasizes security, sandboxing code by default and requiring explicit permissions for file access, network requests, and environment variables. This makes it a safer environment for running untrusted code and building robust applications.
Deno natively supports TypeScript, eliminating the need for separate compilation steps.
Deno sandboxes code by default, requiring explicit permissions for resource access.
Deno uses URLs for module imports, simplifying dependency management.
Includes a formatter, linter, and test runner for improved developer workflow.
Requires explicit permissions, enhancing security compared to Node.js.
Deno supports WebAssembly, enabling high-performance computation.
Install Deno from the official website or using a package manager.,Write your JavaScript or TypeScript code, importing modules using URLs.,Run your code using the deno run <your_file.ts> command.,Grant necessary permissions (e.g., file access) when prompted.,Explore Deno's built-in tools for formatting, linting, and testing.
Build secure and scalable server-side applications with TypeScript and Deno's built-in features.
Create cross-platform command-line utilities with ease, leveraging Deno's module system.
Deploy Deno applications as serverless functions for efficient and cost-effective deployments.
Run JavaScript and TypeScript code closer to users for improved performance.
Developers looking for a modern and secure JavaScript runtime.
Developers who want native TypeScript support and a streamlined development experience.
Deno is open-source and free to use.