Deno Gains Built-in Linting Support (Soon) — As of Deno 1.1 (due to land this weekend), you’ll be able to use deno lint to lint your code. Till now, you’ll have needed to use deno_lint separately to do this.

Deno Land

The Story of Deno Using JavaScript Instead of TypeScript for Internal Code — This doesn’t affect Deno’s TypeScript support at the user level, but if you like seeing ‘behind the curtain’, this is a summary of discussions about whether JavaScript makes more sense for internal Deno code.

Deno Project

How to Deploy Deno Applications to Production — Learn how to create a Docker configuration for a Deno app and deploy it online on a server of your own.

Michael Okoh

Deno is a Browser for Code — A thorough walk through of the different mental model Deno has about managing dependent code, ending with a challenge:

“So my challenge to you is, flirt a bit with not having a package manager or a centralised package repository and see how it goes. You might never go back!”

Kitson Kelly

Pogo: A Server Framework for Deno — Inspired by Hapi, as of this week’s 0.4.0 release Pogo is written fully in TypeScript and now supports HTTPS and Deno 1.0.

Seth Holladay

A Deno Port of a WASM Build of ImageMagick — ImageMagick is a hugely popular graphics manipulation toolkit. Magick.WASM took it from the server side to WebAssembly for wider distribution, and deno-imagemagick goes a step further by using that to run it from Deno.

Leonel Vieyra

A GitHub Action to Deploy Deno Code to Azure Web App Service

GitHub Marketplace

awesome-deno: A Curated List of Things Related to Deno

DenoLib

The Deno Third Party Modules Directory — Deno has its own official code hosting service for Deno libraries.

Deno

DenoPkg: Nicer URLs for Your GitHub-Hosted Deno Code — Rewrites URLs so you can target raw.githubusercontent.com in a nicer way.

Kevin Titor

Deno Docker: Latest Dockerfiles and Images for Deno — Grab some Docker files here covering Alpine Linux, CentOS, Debian and Ubuntu.

Andy Hayden