Deno 2.0 introduces backward compatibility with Node.js, enabling developers to seamlessly run Deno within existing Node projects using ESM and recognizing npm's package.json and workspace structure.
Deno's development relies on Rust, heralding a unified build system that simplifies the addition of third-party functionality, making Deno a fast and reliable solution for server-side applications.
With Deno evolving into a package manager, developers can install dependencies directly through deno install, either creating a node_modules folder for projects with a package.json or using a global cache.
This release aims to tackle design flaws found in Node.js, offering modern features in what its creators describe as "a modern, all-in-one, zero-config toolchain for JavaScript and TypeScript development."
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