Deno Land has launched Deno 2.3, which includes crucial updates such as support for local NPM packages and improvements to deno compile. This version allows developers to test and build NPM packages locally by overriding dependencies via deno.json, akin to npm link in Node.js. Additionally, deno compile can create a single, deployable binary for applications, supporting Foreign Function Interface (FFI) and Node native add-ons, thus enabling performance enhancements through native libraries. Other new features include better formatting tools, OpenTelemetry support, and quicker dependency installations, making it a significant upgrade.
Deno 2.3 introduces local NPM package support and enhanced deno compile capabilities, allowing developers to test and build applications more efficiently.
The release enhances the ability to compile Deno projects into standalone binaries, supporting FFI and Node native add-ons for better performance.
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