Deno 2 is Here! – A Modern Take on JavaScript Runtime
Deno 2, the latest version of the secure JavaScript and TypeScript runtime from the creator of Node.js, brings even more power, simplicity, and performance to developers.
What’s New in Deno 2?
Better Node.js Compatibility – Run many npm packages seamlessly.
Faster and Leaner – Improved performance and reduced memory usage.
Secure by Default – Fine-grained permission controls to keep your code safe.
TypeScript Support Out of the Box – No setup or config needed.
Built-in Utilities – Formatter, linter, bundler, test runner, and more!
Why Deno? Deno is built with modern development in mind: no node_modules, no complex setups, and a focus on simplicity and security.
Ready to try it? Install with one command: deno upgrade
Deno 2 is Here! – A Modern Take on JavaScript Runtime
Deno 2, the latest version of the secure JavaScript and TypeScript runtime from the creator of Node.js, brings even more power, simplicity, and performance to developers.
What’s New in Deno 2?
Better Node.js Compatibility – Run many npm packages seamlessly.
Faster and Leaner – Improved performance and reduced memory usage.
Secure by Default – Fine-grained permission controls to keep your code safe.
TypeScript Support Out of the Box – No setup or config needed.
Built-in Utilities – Formatter, linter, bundler, test runner, and more!
Why Deno? Deno is built with modern development in mind: no node_modules, no complex setups, and a focus on simplicity and security.
Ready to try it? Install with one command: deno upgrade
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The Singapore stock market has alternated between positive and negative finishes through the last five trading days since the end of the two-day winning streak in which it had added more than a dozen points or 0.4 percent. The Straits Times Index now sits just above the 3,060-point plateau and it's likely to see a narrow trading range on Monday.
