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
1. Introduction to Deno-Based Web Development
2. The Deno Toolchain Ecosystem, Components, and Architecture
3. TypeScript, JavaScript, and Rust
4. Introduction to Node.js and Deno versus Node.js
5. Using Visual Studio Code
6. Standard Library, Rust, and LSP
7. The Stateful of Web Frameworks on Deno
8. React, HTML, and Next.js
9. Using Microsoft Azure with Deno
10. Deno Web Development Using Chocolatey
11. Adding Users and Migrating to Oak
12. Testing in Deno
13. Web (HTTP) Server
14. Deploying Deno Applications, Websites and Projects
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