JavaScript is one of the most widely used programming languages, and it's employed on every device with a web browser. Just like Node.js or Node, the Deno runtime is for executing JavaScript ...

A sizable portion of the Hackaday audience groans and runs their eyes when some new-fangled Javascript thing comes out. So what makes Bun different? Bun is a runtime (like Node or Deno)t that offer… ...

Some 13 years later, Ryan Dahl introduced Node.js as an open source, cross-platform, JavaScript runtime environment independent of any browser or web server. JavaScript language JavaScript is a ...

The open source JavaScript runtime Node.js has reached version 23. The most important new features include the standard activation of require(esm) for Node.js applications, remote support for 32 ...

Dahl sees Deno as a continuation of Node.js, which lets developers use JavaScript for server-side scripting (i.e., running scripts serverside to produce dynamic web page content).

After a release candidate, the final release Deno 2.0 is now available. The runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript is now compatible with Node.js and npm and stabilizes the standard library after ...

Bun.js is fundamentally a server-side JavaScript runtime like Node. Atop this is incorporated a package manager and a bundler/transpiler.

Microsoft, IBM, and the Linux Foundation are among a number of organizations joining an initiative to manage Node.js, a popular runtime software that provides interactive Web interfaces for users ...