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Learn how to use the Fetch API — a simpler, easier, promise-based alternative to XMLHttpRequest — with Node.js, Deno and Bun.
Learn how to use the Fetch API — a simpler, easier, promise-based alternative to XMLHttpRequest — with Node.js, Deno and Bun.
Learn about Bun 1.0, a rival JavaScript runtime to Node.js and Deno, and the reasons it may tempt you away from your current favorite.
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Learn to use the Deno built-in tools including a linter, test runner, script tools, and many others. We introduce each inclusion and provide usage advice.
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Deno is a secure, Node-like JavaScript and TypeScript runtime that lets you write programs in either language.