Deno

Deno is a secure, modern runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript, designed to improve upon Node.js by focusing on simplicity, security, and performance. It is ideal for building scalable web applications, server-side scripts, and microservices with a modern development approach.

Features of Deno:

• Deno is secure by default, running code in a sandbox and requiring explicit permissions for file, network, and environment access.
• It has built-in support for TypeScript without the need for external compilers, making it easier for developers to work with TypeScript.
• Deno uses a modern, asynchronous API that is designed for high performance and scalability in web and server applications.
• It eliminates the need for a package manager like npm by allowing direct imports from URLs, streamlining module management.
• Deno includes built-in utilities like a test runner (`deno test`), a code formatter (`deno fmt`), and a linter, reducing the need for third-party tools.
• It is an open-source project with a growing community, making it highly customizable and extensible for a wide range of use cases.

To check deno Version:

$ cd /tmp

$ deno --version

Disclaimer: Deno is an open-source software project distributed under the MIT License. While it is actively maintained by the community, it is provided "as is" without warranties of any kind, either express or implied. Users are responsible for ensuring the security and compliance of their deployments. Developers and contributors hold no responsibility for any issues arising from the use of Deno. Users are advised to review and adhere to licensing terms and security guidelines while using Deno.