Welcome to yet another Deno article. As I’ve mentioned before due to lack of enough documentation in Deno, for the time being, I focus mostly on Deno related content. For this article, I cover another interesting topic related to REST APIs and that’s JWT. We are going to generate and validate JWT in Deno. Unfortunately, […]
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Using MySQL with Deno
In the penultimate Deno article, I wrote on how to build REST APIs with Deno and Oak. In that tutorial, we used an array as a dummy storage placeholder to not overwhelm ourselves with database connection and other stuff. For this article, we are going to take that example one more step further and connect […]
How to read environment variables in Deno
As Deno is gaining more popularity, demands for guidelines and documentation are booming. Deno has some documentations, but they are not the best and far from being comprehensive. That’s alright as it’s fairly new and is still evolving. Hence, I decided to take the liberty, and in the meanwhile dedicate some of my spare time […]
Build REST APIs with Deno and Oak
Deno is a new Javascript runtime, created by Ryan Dahl. Version 1.0 released on 13th May 2020. The most notable Deno features are security and URL importing. By default Deno blocks access to any system resources, unless it’s explicitly asked. Deno also doesn’t have any package manager, all libraries are loaded from CDN. All these […]
Is Node.js dying?
In the last couple of days, a new discussion about Node.js has surfaced after the first Deno release. In social media and technical forums, many developers are now talking about the destiny of the Node.js. And even some speculating that Node.js is going to die soon. Or eventually will. While I am not a foreteller, […]