Deno 1.35, released on July 5, introduces the Deno.serve() API, which simplifies web server development with easier implementation and improved performance metrics compared to its predecessor, Deno.serveHTTP(). This new API allows developers to create a web server in just one line of code, while internal benchmarks indicate it provides significantly better throughput and memory efficiency than similar Node.js servers. Additional improvements in version 1.35 include updates to web APIs, rewriting of the semver module, and the introduction of a new 'html' standard module for better HTML handling.
Deno 1.35 introduces the simplified Deno.serve() API, improving web server creation with enhanced performance, allowing developers to set it up in a single line.
Internal benchmarks show Deno.serve() achieves twice the throughput of a similar Node.js server while offering better memory efficiency and tail latency.
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