Deno has officially added support for Linux ARM64, responding to community demand with binaries and installable ARM64 canary builds for testing. The Deno 1.41 update resolves multiple compatibility issues with Node.js and introduces new functionality in the crypto and file handling modules. Enhancements also include improvements to Deno APIs for better alignment with existing libraries, new support for terminal I/O, and the introduction of file locking capabilities, all aimed at elevating the developer experience and broadening the usability of Deno applications.
Linux ARM64 support has been one of the most requested features in the Deno community, Deno Land said. In addition to the provided Linux ARM64 binaries, developers now can install ARM64 canary builds to test features and bug fixes.
Deno 1.41 fixes several Node.js compatibility issues, ensuring tools and features align more closely with existing Node.js applications and enhancing overall user experience.
The release also brings changes to Deno APIs, including support for cert and key properties in Deno.ConnectTlsOptions, improving the integration with other 'connect' APIs.
New terminal I/O support includes DenoFsFile.isTerminal and Deno.FsFile.SetRaw(), while file locking is enabled through Deno.FsFilelock() and Deno.FSfile.unlock(), enhancing file management.
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