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Dissecting Deno
I had the chance to toy around with Deno recently. And with “toy around” I mean dissecting it into little pieces and see how the sausage was made. So, my view is not from a user’s perspective who wants to create and run apps with it, but rather one who has a huge interest in JavaScript runtimes, Serverless, and Rust.
Let me say that I learned a ton! And since I write down everything that I learn, I want to share my learnings with you. Disclaimer: There might be some things totally wrong. This is mostly a write-up from me browsing through the Deno repository and using the Deno crates myself. If I got something wrong, please let me know!
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