The Differences Between Deno and Nodeby@sidharth-jain
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The Differences Between Deno and Node

by Sidharth Jain3mMay 28th, 2021
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Deno is a pristine method to compose worker side JavaScript. It solves many of the problems of Node.js. It uses the V8 JavaScript engine under the hood but the rest of the runtime is implemented in Rust and typescript. Deno may be a safe TypeScript run-time on Chrome V8. It had been written in Go and now has been revamped in Rust to remain far away from potential garbage collector issues. It executes the code in a sandbox as opposed to Node so by default our program does not have access to the file system, network, environment, variables and the execution of the other scripts.

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