Deno Now Compiles to Self-Contained, Standalone Binaries

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Deno 1.6 introduced the compilation of Deno projects into standalone executables, whose size Deno 1.7 further reduced (up to 60%). Deno now has a dedicated language server that seeks to improve the experience of Deno developers in code editors. Deno … more

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