Deno Land has launched Deno 2.3, enhancing its JavaScript and TypeScript runtime by improving the deno compile functionality. The update allows for support of Foreign Function Interface (FFI) and Node native add-ons, enabling developers to create standalone binaries that can utilize native libraries and Node plug-ins. Furthermore, developers can now exclude certain files during the compilation process, giving them greater control over their executables. The introduction of the Deno.build.standalone boolean also aids in managing self-contained compiled binaries, enhancing error reporting and user interaction in build environments.
Deno 2.3 introduces support for compiling JavaScript and TypeScript programs with Foreign Function Interface (FFI) and Node native add-ons, enhancing binary capabilities.
The new deno compile improvements allow developers to exclude specific files, offering refined control over the packaging of standalone executables.
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