Master Modern Web App Development with Deno, TypeScript, and Rust
Key Features
? Build secure, high-performance apps with Deno and TypeScript.
? Integrate React, Rust, and Next.js for full-stack workflows.
? Deploy using Docker, Azure, and manage tools via Chocolatey.
Book Description
Deno is a modern, secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript, offering developers a simplified, efficient way to build high-performance web applications with built-in tooling and a robust standard library.
In Ultimate Deno for Web Development, you'll dive deep into the Deno ecosystem-from setting up the runtime and understanding its architecture to mastering TypeScript, integrating Rust modules, and leveraging Deno's security-first execution model.
You'll progressively build full-stack applications using modern tools like React, Next.js, and Visual Studio Code, while learning to manage dependencies with Chocolatey and deploy seamlessly with Docker and Microsoft Azure. Real-world examples guide you through creating RESTful APIs, managing users, implementing robust testing strategies, and preparing your applications for production. Each chapter builds upon the last, ensuring a seamless learning journey from fundamentals to deployment.
Whether you're a student, freelancer, or professional developer, this book equips you to harness Deno's full potential and build secure, scalable web applications with confidence. Don't get left behind-step into the future of web development with Deno today.
What you will learn
? Install and configure the Deno runtime for modern web development.
? Build dynamic, full-stack applications using TypeScript, React, and Next.js.
? Leverage Deno's toolchain, standard library, and secure execution model.
? Use Rust modules and Language Server Protocol (LSP) to boost performance.
? Compare Deno with Node.js to understand architectural differences and benefits.
? Test and deploy Deno applications on the cloud using Docker and Azure.
Table of Contents
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Introduction to Deno-Based Web Development
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The Deno Toolchain Ecosystem, Components, and Architecture
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TypeScript, JavaScript, and Rust
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Introduction to Node.js and Deno versus Node.js
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Using Visual Studio Code
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Standard Library, Rust, and LSP
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The Stateful of Web Frameworks on Deno
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React, HTML, and Next.js
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Using Microsoft Azure with Deno
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Deno Web Development Using Chocolatey
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Adding Users and Migrating to Oak
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Testing in Deno
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Web (HTTP) Server
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Deploying Deno Applications, Websites and Projects
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