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Upstash for Redis and the JavaScript Performance API In this article on Upstash for Redis and the Performance API we see how you can best use Upstash for Redis in a Deno app. Upstash for Redis is a serverless database ideal for server-side …
🎬 Getting Started with Deno Fresh: Part II In this second post on Deno Fresh getting started, we see how Fresh islands of interactivity work. As well as that we look how you can use Deno’s in-built t…
🍋 Why use Deno Fresh? Deno Fresh builds fast sites so you get first class user experience (UX), it uses the platform so getting started with Deno Fresh is quick if you already know the JavaScript AP…
Deno is a modern, secure, and performant runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript. It is often compared to its progenitor NodeJS, and its zippy younger brother BunJS. Among Deno's main features are: Bui…
🦖 What is Deno? Deno is a JavaScript runtime just like Node.js or Bun. In fact Ryan Dahl who created Node.js (13years ago), is behind Deno. Ryan Dahl considered there to be some shortcomings with N…
I was following Bun project for some time since it released its 0.1.1 version by its creator Jarred Summer. It promised to faster drop-in replacement for Node.js with a native bundler, transpiler, task runner, and npm client built-in. It us…
Another week, another newsletter. Let’s get to it! Around the Web The Astro 2.0 Beta has a great new feature called Collections that let you manage Markdown and MDX content in your project. This inte…
JavaScript has come a long way since its early days as a scripting language for browsers. Today, JavaScript is used not only on the front end but also on the back end, thanks to the rise of Node.js. B…
I just figured out a great use case for Deno: writing small cli scripts. So far I haven't dived into Deno and perhaps the reason has been waiting for a complicated project like a real web app. It happ…
In this article, we are going to build a simple web server using Oak. The web server will serve files, and perform CRUD operations. And we will use DenoDB as an ORM. Requirements Deno installed What…
