Deno is a Serverless & Edge Runtime company founded in 2021 and based in San Diego, United States. It has raised $26M in total funding, most recently a Series A in 2022.
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An open-source, MIT-licensed runtime for JavaScript, TypeScript, and WebAssembly built on the V8 engine and written in Rust. Deno runs TypeScript natively without a separate build step, is secure by default (no file, network, or environment access unless explicitly granted), and ships a batteries-included toolchain with a formatter, linter, test runner, and bundler. Created by Ryan Dahl to address architectural regrets from Node.js, it is widely used by developers building server-side and CLI applications.
Deno's managed edge-hosting service that runs JavaScript and TypeScript functions across a globally distributed network of data centers, inspired by Cloudflare Workers. Developers deploy code from a GitHub repository or the dashboard and it runs close to end users for low latency, with built-in key-value storage, cron scheduling, and zero-config TLS. Deno Deploy targets teams building APIs, full-stack apps, and edge functions without managing servers or regions.
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